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Spring, traction idler

Spring-extension (brake)

Spring

Spring for deflector chute

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Spring, mulch door

Spring-auger control


Isolator spring kit. Due to a part design change, this also includes a different screw, Part# 530015814.

Spring for discharge chute

Spring-starter dog

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Spring.torsion.lever

Spring

Spring
Springs control blade tension, handle movement, and safety mechanisms on your Poulan Pro mower. When springs weaken or break, your equipment loses cutting consistency and operator control becomes unsafe. Repair Clinic provides genuine OEM Poulan Pro spring parts that restore proper tension and responsiveness across all mower functions.
From blade brake springs to throttle linkage tensioners, every Poulan Pro lawn mower spring part is engineered to factory specifications. Identify your model number and order with confidence—OEM springs deliver years of reliable performance.
A bouncing blade usually signals weakened or broken springs on the cutting deck. These springs maintain blade alignment and damping during operation. Replacing worn springs restores smooth, even cutting and prevents additional damage to the spindle and deck assembly.
If a spring appears kinked, has separated coils, or shows rust and corrosion, replacement is necessary. If springs are intact but simply loose, adjustment may work. Poulan Pro manuals specify proper spring tension—consult yours or contact Repair Clinic to confirm before ordering parts.
No—handle spring designs vary by model year and deck type. Always verify your Poulan Pro model number before purchasing replacements. Using the wrong spring can result in poor lever feel, safety hazards, or incomplete control engagement.
Most spring installations use basic hand tools and spring hooks for safe tensioning. Your equipment manual includes diagrams showing proper spring routing and tension points. If you're unfamiliar with spring installation, Repair Clinic's technical support team can guide you through the process.


Maintain your Poulan Pro Lawn Mower's performance with genuine OEM spring parts from Repair Clinic. Replacing lawn mower springs is crucial as they ensure proper tension and operation of various mower parts, contributing to smooth functionality. Easily find the exact spring part using our model number lookup tool. Enjoy same-day shipping, No-Hassle 365-Day Returns, and our Price Match Guarantee for a easy online ordering experience. For guidance on installation, visit our Lawn Mower Repair Help page. Find additional Lawn Mower Spring Parts for more solutions.
On Poulan Pro lawn mowers, check the frame near the blade deck first for a model number label. Depending on the mower style, you may also find it under the seat or on the engine housing. Look for a label or plate that lists "Model" along with a series of letters and numbers, and copy the information exactly, including any leading zeroes. Enter it in the model number search bar to narrow the full Poulan Pro lawn mower parts catalog to parts that fit your specific machine. This applies to every associated part, not just springs. Using the complete model number helps you avoid comparing mismatched diagrams and gets your repair moving faster.

Fixing your Poulan Pro Lawn Mower starts with the right diagnostic information. Repair Clinic's online library includes common-symptom articles, part testing walkthroughs, and repair videos that help you pinpoint what needs replacing. Once identified, the model number lookup confirms the correct OEM part, and the matching installation video guides you through the swap.

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