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Video & Articles: Appliance & Equipment RepairCub Cadet Snowblower Auger Housing Bearing, Side #941-0245
Cub Cadet Snowblower Auger Housing Bearing, Side #941-0245
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Total Parts Cost
$11.32Estimated Savings
$112.5007:00
- Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the auger housing side bearing on a Cub Cadet snowblower. The most common reasons for replacing the auger housing bearing are when the snowblower auger won’t turn or only one auger turns.
All of the information for this auger housing side bearing replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
MTD, Yard Machines, Cub Cadet, Craftsman, Yard-Man, Huskee, Troy-Bilt, Montgomery Wards, Ryobi, Bolens
Tools used: 3/8 inch socket, ½ inch socket, grease pump
All of the information for this auger housing side bearing replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
MTD, Yard Machines, Cub Cadet, Craftsman, Yard-Man, Huskee, Troy-Bilt, Montgomery Wards, Ryobi, Bolens
Tools used: 3/8 inch socket, ½ inch socket, grease pump
Step By Step Instructions
1
Before you replace an auger or axle bearing on your snowblower first make sure the engine has cooled.
2
Next, remove the wire and boot from the spark plug to prevent the engine from accidentally starting.
3
We recommend you perform this procedure with little or no fuel in the tank.
4
If you’re using the bearing to replace an auger housing side bearing, use a 3/8th inch socket to remove the bolts securing the belt cover and pull the cover off.
5
Unhook the auger belt from the engine drive pulley.
6
Use the 3/8th inch socket to remove the bolt securing the front roller bracket.
7
Detach the auger drive cable spring from the idler pulley bracket.
8
Now use a half-inch socket to remove the bolts that secure the auger housing to the rest of the snowblower.
9
With the bolts removed, lift off the auger housing and rest the rear portion of the snowblower on its handles.
10
Secure the impeller and you unthread the bolt securing the auger drive pulley.
11
Remove the washer and the pulley.
12
Remove the pulley hub as well.
13
Next, unthread the mounting bolts securing the bearing holders.
14
With the bolts removed, you can pull out the auger assembly.
15
Remove the applicable bearing holder and slide off the old bearing.
16
Install the new bearing by sliding it onto the shaft.
17
Replace the bearing holder.
18
If necessary, slide the impeller back onto the rear gear box shaft.
19
Reinstall the auger assembly by reinserting the rear gear box shaft into the rear auger bearing.
20
Replace the bolts to secure the bearing holders.
21
Position the pulley hub on the shaft.
22
With the belt aligned on the auger pulley, position the pulley on the hub.
23
Slide on the washer.
24
Secure the impeller as you thread the bolt and tighten.
25
Before continuing the reassembly, we recommend injecting additional grease into the bearing holders to help prevent wear.
26
Now reposition the auger housing on the rear portion of the snowblower, making sure to align the chute on the chute adapter.
27
Rethread the housing bolts and tighten to secure.
28
Return the snowblower to its upright position.
29
Reattach the auger drive cable spring to the idler pulley bracket.
30
Now realign the front roller bracket on the frame and replace the bolt to secure.
31
Realign the auger belt on the engine drive pulley.
32
Replace the belt cover.
33
Rethread the bolts and tighten.
34
If you’re replacing an axle bearing, carefully tip the snowblower forward so it rests on the auger housing.
35
Use a 9/16th inch socket to remove the mounting bolt securing the appropriate wheel.
36
Slide the wheel off of the axle.
37
Remove the spacer and washer.
38
You can use a flathead screwdriver to detach the old bearing from the frame and slide it off.
39
Install the new bearing by sliding it onto the axle and pushing it into place on the frame.
40
Slide on the washer and the spacer.
41
Replace the wheel and secure it with the mounting bolt.
42
Return the snowblower to its upright position.
43
Reattach the spark plug wire and boot refill the fuel tank and your snowblower should be ready for use.
Description
This video provides step-by-step repair instructions for replacing the auger housing side bearing on a Cub Cadet snowblower. The most common reasons for replacing the auger housing bearing are when the snowblower auger won’t turn or only one auger turns.
All of the information for this auger housing side bearing replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
MTD, Yard Machines, Cub Cadet, Craftsman, Yard-Man, Huskee, Troy-Bilt, Montgomery Wards, Ryobi, Bolens
Tools used: 3/8 inch socket, ½ inch socket, grease pump
All of the information for this auger housing side bearing replacement video is applicable to the following brands:
MTD, Yard Machines, Cub Cadet, Craftsman, Yard-Man, Huskee, Troy-Bilt, Montgomery Wards, Ryobi, Bolens
Tools used: 3/8 inch socket, ½ inch socket, grease pump
Step-By-Step Instructions
1
Before you replace an auger or axle bearing on your snowblower first make sure the engine has cooled.
2
Next, remove the wire and boot from the spark plug to prevent the engine from accidentally starting.
3
We recommend you perform this procedure with little or no fuel in the tank.
4
If you’re using the bearing to replace an auger housing side bearing, use a 3/8th inch socket to remove the bolts securing the belt cover and pull the cover off.
5
Unhook the auger belt from the engine drive pulley.
6
Use the 3/8th inch socket to remove the bolt securing the front roller bracket.
7
Detach the auger drive cable spring from the idler pulley bracket.
8
Now use a half-inch socket to remove the bolts that secure the auger housing to the rest of the snowblower.
9
With the bolts removed, lift off the auger housing and rest the rear portion of the snowblower on its handles.
10
Secure the impeller and you unthread the bolt securing the auger drive pulley.
11
Remove the washer and the pulley.
12
Remove the pulley hub as well.
13
Next, unthread the mounting bolts securing the bearing holders.
14
With the bolts removed, you can pull out the auger assembly.
15
Remove the applicable bearing holder and slide off the old bearing.
16
Install the new bearing by sliding it onto the shaft.
17
Replace the bearing holder.
18
If necessary, slide the impeller back onto the rear gear box shaft.
19
Reinstall the auger assembly by reinserting the rear gear box shaft into the rear auger bearing.
20
Replace the bolts to secure the bearing holders.
21
Position the pulley hub on the shaft.
22
With the belt aligned on the auger pulley, position the pulley on the hub.
23
Slide on the washer.
24
Secure the impeller as you thread the bolt and tighten.
25
Before continuing the reassembly, we recommend injecting additional grease into the bearing holders to help prevent wear.
26
Now reposition the auger housing on the rear portion of the snowblower, making sure to align the chute on the chute adapter.
27
Rethread the housing bolts and tighten to secure.
28
Return the snowblower to its upright position.
29
Reattach the auger drive cable spring to the idler pulley bracket.
30
Now realign the front roller bracket on the frame and replace the bolt to secure.
31
Realign the auger belt on the engine drive pulley.
32
Replace the belt cover.
33
Rethread the bolts and tighten.
34
If you’re replacing an axle bearing, carefully tip the snowblower forward so it rests on the auger housing.
35
Use a 9/16th inch socket to remove the mounting bolt securing the appropriate wheel.
36
Slide the wheel off of the axle.
37
Remove the spacer and washer.
38
You can use a flathead screwdriver to detach the old bearing from the frame and slide it off.
39
Install the new bearing by sliding it onto the axle and pushing it into place on the frame.
40
Slide on the washer and the spacer.
41
Replace the wheel and secure it with the mounting bolt.
42
Return the snowblower to its upright position.
43
Reattach the spark plug wire and boot refill the fuel tank and your snowblower should be ready for use.
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