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Part Information
This auger shaft gear (part number 917-04861) is for snowblowers.
Auger shaft gear 917-04861 fits inside the gearbox and helps rotate the auger shaft.
Wear work gloves to protect your hands when installing this part.
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Reviews
Thanks. Fit was perfect
Brass part for 15-year-old snow blower. Some finagling on reassembly, Tested to work as new. We'll see after a couple of hours run time.
Chip, Sharon PA
1 person thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Moderate
- Duration of Installation
- 30 minutes - 1 hour
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Installing auger gear
Received the gear parts within 10 days and had no problem installing gear parts. critical part was which side the snow blades went on.
David, Ellensburg, wa
1 person thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Moderate
- Duration of Installation
- 30 minutes - 1 hour
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Great support help
Very helpful and fast. The order arrived sooner than expected.
Karl, Michigan
1 person thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Moderate
- Duration of Installation
- 1 - 2 hours
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
hard to tear apart and install new gear
took over an hour to tear apart and several hours to reinstall
ray d, colorado
1 person thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Very Difficult
- Duration of Installation
- More than 2 hours
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Auger Gear
Not that difficult to install just a lot to disassemble
Jerry, Morganville NJ
1 person thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Moderate
- Duration of Installation
- 30 minutes - 1 hour
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Perfect fit, easy to install
The old gear was pretty torn up due to the wrong lube being used. Bearing grease is NOT the right stuff as once it's mechanically displaced, it doesn't flow back to lubricate the gear. The hardest part about replacing this gear is getting the assembly out of the snow thrower. You have to remove the auger half from the machine, then unbolt the gear box assembly and then remove all the auger blades. REMEMBER which way they came off. You could get by with only removing one side, but working on the gear box is easier with all the blades off. Once the gear box assembly is out and auger blades are off, disassemble the gearbox and slide one half off the shaft. You may need to sand rust and imperfections on the shaft to get the gear box half off. I chose to remove both halves so I could clean out the old grease easier. I placed the end of the shaft on the work bench and tapped on the old gear with a plastic dead blow hammer and once it slid off the key, it fell right off the shaft. I cleaned all the grease out of the gear box halves, replaced the oil seals and applied a little RTV gasket sealant on the gear box and slid it all together. Snugged up the bolts and filled the gear box with about 3 ounces of 00 gear grease. When I put the auger blades back on I applied anti-seize to the shaft and shear pins. Put it all back in the machine and reassembled the machine and tested it out. Worked great. A few things to consider when going this far into the gear box. Replace the oil seals - they aren't expensive and easy to replace. Use the proper grease in the gearbox, My problem was someone used red bearing grease and once the grease was squeezed away from when the gears make contact there was no lubrication. 00 weight gear grease is what you want to use. It flows like honey, and a hobby syringe will help getting it in the small opening. Anti-seize on the shaft helps in case you need to disassemble again, especially shear pins. While you have access, replace the belts or at least closely inspect them.
Popeye, NE Illinois
2 people thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Moderate
- Duration of Installation
- 1 - 2 hours
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Shear pins had to be drilled out, but the gear fix
I had to take the snowblower apart to find out what part I need it and it took 5 days to receive the part
Jess, Milwaukee wi
1 person thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Difficult
- Duration of Installation
- 1 - 2 hours
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
easy to install
gear was damaged and needed replacement or blades wouldn't turn.No choice but to replace.
merlin, jermyn,pa
1 person thought this review was helpful.
- Ease of Installation
- Very Easy
- Duration of Installation
- Less than 30 minutes
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend