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Lawn mower lock ball joint assembly. 7/16" in diameter, 20 threads. If the ball joint is broken, the lawn mower will be difficult to steer.

Steering shaft, 5/8" spline 21.86" shaft

Lawn mower steering pinion gear.

Gear asm:frt:strg:lt5

Sterring wheel

Shaft-steering

Drag link-steering

Ball Joint 3/8" - 24 thread

Joint assy-ball

Rod-tie

Wheel spindle, right side

Gear assembly-steering

Bar-pivot

Gear-steering

Block-steering
Precise steering keeps your Yard-Man mower tracking straight and responding to your commands. Worn tie rods, drag links, bushings, and steering shafts cause pulling, wandering, and sluggish handling that makes mowing frustrating and unsafe. Our genuine OEM steering parts restore tight, predictable control for smooth, professional cuts every pass.
Yard-Man engineered their steering systems for durability and simplicity. Whether you're replacing a bent steering shaft, worn bushings, or a loose tie rod end, we stock the exact parts your model requires. Proper steering alignment also reduces tire wear and fuel consumption, saving money over the mowing season.
Find your Yard-Man Lawn Mower Parts by model number today. Expert guidance and fast delivery help ensure.
First, check if the mower pulls to one side while driving straight—usually a bent shaft or misaligned front end. Next, lift the front wheels and spin them by hand—they should turn freely. Finally, move the steering wheel side to side; excessive play points to worn tie rod ends or a loose coupler. Your diagnosis will guide which parts you need to order.
Minor adjustments help, but if you're hearing clunks or feeling play after tightening, parts are worn and need replacement. Tie rod ends and bushings can't be restored—only replaced. A worn steering system won't track straight no matter how much you adjust it, so replacement parts are your fix.
Check the engine shroud, near the fuel tank, or underneath the seat—Yard-Man stamps the model number on a metal tag. Take a clear photo and use our parts finder to locate exact steering parts for your mower. Our team can also match you by engine size and year if the tag is worn.
Proper maintenance extends steering life significantly. Regularly check tire pressure and alignment, clean debris from the steering linkage, and lubricate pivot points per your manual. With care, steering parts last 5+ seasons. Neglect and rough terrain accelerate wear, so replacing parts promptly keeps your mower handling like new.


Support the performance of your Yard-Man Lawn Mower with genuine OEM steering replacement parts from Repair Clinic. Needed for maintaining precise control and easy navigation, replacing worn steering parts ensures smooth operation. Our model number lookup tool helps you find the right model match for your mower. Benefit from same-day shipping, 365-day returns, and a Price Match Guarantee for a reliable shopping experience. For guidance on installation, visit our Lawn Mower Repair Help page and find additional Lawn Mower Steering Parts to find more options.
Yard-Man typically places the lawn mower model number on a label or metal plate on the engine housing, near the fuel tank, or under the seat. On some models, check the mower frame near the blade deck as well. Clean off grass and oil so every character is readable, then copy the complete model number, including letters, numbers, and any suffix. Enter it in the search bar to filter the catalog to parts made for your Yard-Man mower across every part category. Using the full model number helps separate similar mowers and gives you a fast, accurate match, so you order with confidence knowing the fit is right.

Diagnosing a Yard Man Lawn Mower problem is easier when you have the right online reference material. Repair Clinic's video library, written repair guides, symptom articles, part testing walkthroughs, and exploded-view diagrams work together to guide you from the symptom to the correct part. Model number lookup confirms the exact OEM replacement so you order right the first time.

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