This replacement idler pulley is an original part sourced directly from the equipment manufacturer and is designed for use with select Poulan and Husqvarna riding lawn mowers and garden tractors. It plays a key role in maintaining proper belt tension, which is essential for smooth and efficient mower operation. Made from high-quality materials for durability, this pulley may need to be replaced over time due to wear or damage. Installation requires a wrench to remove and secure the mounting hardware. The idler pulley is sold individually, and it’s recommended to consult your model’s diagram to ensure correct placement and installation.
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Your parts worked great thanks to your drawings
The three parts fit and worked as they should. My only complaint is in shipping I felt costs were to high . And for the price of regular I should have received two day. It never takes 3-7 more like 7-10 .
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Exact part needed, works great
Took about 10 minutes to fix once I got everything set-up. Mower cutting grass again. Only problem was on shipping which was a USPS issue, asked for 2-3 day shipping, received after 6 days.
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Once I removed the remains of the old pully (had to grind the old nut off ). repair was simple.
Part was in excellent condition.
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Parts shipped quickly and arrived as ordered.
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Mower parts
As promised. Correct part. Fast shipping.
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pulley idler
Pulley fit perfectly. Grasscutter was up n working within 20 minutes.
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working just fine.
It came when you sad it would and it looks just like the original.
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Quick and easy repair
Excellent service,perfect fit Craftsman didnt even have this part listed for their mower
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I like how your parts diagrams can be clicked on making it really easy to order. You had all the parts I needed and decent prices. Thanks!
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1. Lowered deck height to ground level
2. Released tension on blade drive belt
3. Removed belt from bad idler pulley
4. Used 9/16 end wrench to remove nut from bolt holding idler pulley onto bracket. Bolt will drop out of bracket if not pushed upward. It is a carriage bolt that has flats to hold it in place while looseni
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5. Replaced old idler with replacement idler pulley
6. Tightened up nut on bolt holding on new idler pulley. Must hold bolt into bracket so flats make contact while tightening nut
7. Installed belt back onto new idler pulley
8. Rotated belt on deck assembly by hand to check alignment and fit
9. Put tension back onto deck drive belt, checked alignment again
10. Raised deck and went back to mowing grass. Total repair time under 20 minutes
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Idler pulley sealed bearing failed and pulley was thrown.
Original pulley inner race was frozen onto shaft. Let penetrating oil seep for about 20 minutes and worked it off using adjustable pliers. Coated inner surface of new pulley bearing with anti-seize and installed onto shaft. Lubricated remaining pulley bearings that had grease fittings and looped belt onto pulleys and ops checked.
Removed the mower deck to get access to the idler. had difficulty driving the mounting bolt out of the idler without damaging the bolt. Used never-seez on the bolt when installing.
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The bearing in the drive belt idler pulley had come apart
We have 2 riding lawn mowers. One had an electrical issue that I felt needed to go to the repair shop for proper diagnostics. It was there for over 2 months only to have a switch replaced. They also rebuilt the front end, which we did not request.
So, When the 2nd mower threw a Belt, I thought simply replacing the belt was th
... Read moree solution until I found the idler pulley missing. I immediately went to eReplacementParts.com, found my mower by manufacturer and model number, ordered the parts I needed and had them delivered within 5 days. Within 30 minutes after the parts were delivered, I had repaired the mower and went about mowing the yard. I needed no instruction, I simply looked at the parts schematic and could see exactly how it went together. Pulleys are not a challenge. Thanks eReplacementParts.com, looks like no more wasting time and money at the \"professional\" lawn mower shop. For most repairs, these guys have the solution!
1. Separated mower deck from lawn tractor and cleaned both units thoroughly.
2. Removed and replaced tractor mounted idler pulleys, since bearings were noisy.
3. Disassembled mower deck - opted to overhaul blade tower supports (3) to clean and renew lubrication. RECOMMEND REPLACING THESE PARTS AS A UNIT, instead of overhaul.
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5. Replacement pulley on pivot support was not sized to accept 7/16\" dia bolt!!! Hardened spacer washer hole was too small as well. Re purposed another bolt from the ordered parts, and added washers as necessary to allow pulley to track properly without binding against the tensioner arm.
6. Removed and replaced other pulleys and hardware (these replacement parts were identical to the removed ones).
7. Installed new belt as per diagram on belt slip cover.
8. Reinstalled mower deck underneath the lawn tractor.
1. lowered deck
2. threaded bolt thru top washer, pulley idler, belt guide into hole, then put on bottom washer and lock nut.
3. used socket on top nut and wrench on bottom nut (due to clearance).
4. Took a minute or 2 to get bottom items on and started.
5. everything thightened in 2 minutes
6. routed belt b
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7. done, works as expected
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Blade drive belt was vibrating and lawn had a poor cut.
1. Dropped mowing deck from tractor
2. Moved deck to open area to work on
3. Removed and replaced both idler pulleys on deck.
One of the old pulleys had a thumping feel to it
when pulley was spun in my hand.
4. Reinstalled mower deck
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Model Cross Reference
This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP9287043
Manufacturer Part Number: 532196106
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Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
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