its shot, the others are pry very close too
Originally posted by PJ Binder
buy a new spindle, bolt it on and go mow
if the bearings are worn other parts may be worn to. Why would you want to do that , the spindle is not worn out ,unless the bearing froze in the race and spun inside the housing , Bearings are very easy to replace , you can get the tools you need a Home Depot. You need the right size wrenches or sockets to fit the top and bottom nuts . A snap-ring puller (or also called a Sir Clip puller).And a brass punch . Pull both sets of nuts off ,drive out center guide, you will have to drive it through the pully be careful because the pully has a key in it . with brass punch. Remove snap-rings. and punch out bearings . Tap on each side of bearing equally and It should come out . Replace everything in the opposite order and line the pully and key up and tap into place . Dont forget to replace the snap rings ,Grease extra well tighten everything down and go to work. Hope this Helps Chris