Best Replacement Parts for Push Lawn Mowers Today
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If you are searching for used push mower parts, the first question is whether the part number on your old component matches the one on the listing. This guide compares eight replacement parts for push lawn mowers, from throttle and control cables to a carburetor kit, front drive wheels, a handle switch, a handle adjuster kit and a mulching blade. Every product below comes from its own listing data, and each note says what that listing states. None of the listings in this set say whether the part is used, refurbished or new, so check the condition on the listing page before you buy.
Quick answer
- Match the OEM or model number on your broken part to the number in the listing before you order anything.
- The listings in this set cover cables, wheels, a switch, a handle kit, a carburetor kit and a blade, and each one names the models it lists as compatible.
- A carburetor kit, a blade or a handle adjuster kit is only the right choice when the listing names your engine or mower model.
- Where a listing says “not stated” for a measurement, measure your original part and compare before ordering.
How to match a part to your mower
Start with the label on your mower or the number stamped on the broken part. Most listings in this set name one or more original part numbers and a list of compatible models. A match on the number is stronger evidence than a match on the brand alone. A listing that says it fits “Craftsman, Murray and Troy-Bilt” can still be the wrong length or the wrong bore size, so look at the dimensions the listing gives.
Wheel parts need two numbers: the wheel diameter and the axle bore. Cable parts need the overall cable length and the conduit length, and the ends must match the Z-bend or straight style on your original. Carburetor kits need the engine model and whether the engine uses a primer bulb. Handle parts need the handle style and the pin size.
Part types in this set and what they cover
| Part type | Listing states | Check before you buy |
|---|---|---|
| Engine control cable | Cable length and conduit length are given; part numbers 532176556 and 176556 are listed | Compare the cable and conduit lengths with your old cable |
| Carburetor kit | Fits 6 to 6.75 HP engines per the title; includes filter, primer bulb and gaskets | Confirm your engine model; the listing says verify model numbers first |
| 8-inch front drive wheels | 53-tooth internal gear; 1/2-inch bore and 3/4-inch hub offset | Count the gear teeth and check the hub offset on your wheel |
| Push switch handle assembly | Listed for 20-inch and 21-inch EGO models | Confirm your EGO model number is in the compatibility list |
| Front drive wheels (734-04018 series) | 8 x 2 inch wheel, 1/2-inch bore, set of two | Match the replaced OEM number on the wheel |
| Handle adjuster kit | Replaces several Honda part numbers; includes grip, pins, spring and collar | Match the Honda model numbers on the listing |
| Engine throttle cable | Two-pack; replaces several part numbers including 183281 and 198463 | Compare the 53.5-inch cable length and 46.5-inch conduit |
| Mulching blade | 21-5/8 inch blade length; 2-1/4 inch width; compatible deck size 22 inch | Measure your deck and the blade bolt hole |
The table only lists what each listing says. Where a row says “not stated,” the listing does not give that value, and you should measure your original part instead of guessing.
The roundup: eight replacement parts
1. Powtol 532176556 control cable
This is a control cable for Craftsman, Murray and Troy-Bilt walk-behind mowers. The listing gives a conduit length of 45.35 inches and a cable length of 52.04 inches, with Z-bends on both ends. It replaces part numbers 532176556, 176556 and 162778, and the listing includes a long list of Craftsman model numbers that the cable is said to fit. Use this one when your old cable shows the same overall length and the same Z-bend pattern. The package includes one engine control cable.
2. AUTOKAY 799868 carburetor kit
This kit is listed for 6 to 6.75 HP Craftsman and Snapper 22-inch push mowers. The listing says it includes a carburetor, two gaskets, an air filter, a primer bulb, a spark plug, four retaining rings, a fuel filter, a fuel switch, O-rings, screws, a fuel hose and a spring set. The listing also names several cross-reference numbers, such as 498170, 799872 and 694202. The kit is the best fit when your engine is a 4-cycle small engine with a primer-type system and your old carburetor matches one of the listed numbers.
3. Antanker 8-inch front drive wheels
These are two 8-inch front drive wheels for Toro Recycler 22-inch self-propelled mowers. The listing gives original part numbers 119-0311, 137-4832 and 115-2878, and it names Stens 205-360 as a cross reference. Each wheel has a 53-tooth internal gear, a 1/2-inch bore and a 3/4-inch hub offset. The two-pack includes two bolts. The listing describes the wheels as heavy duty, but it does not state a load rating, so compare the size and gear count with your original wheel before ordering.
4. EGO Power+ 4870566001 push switch handle assembly
This is a handle-mounted push switch assembly for EGO 20-inch and 21-inch mowers. The listing lists compatible mower models LM2020, LM2020SP, LM2100, LM2100SP and LM2140SP, and it also lists snow blower models SNT2100 and SNT2110. The listing says it helps control equipment operation through the handle. Use it when the switch on your handle is worn or no longer engages, and confirm your model number first, because the listing names specific models.
5. Parts Camp 734-04018 front drive wheels
This set of two 8-inch wheels replaces MTD and Troy-Bilt OEM numbers 734-04018, 734-04018A, 734-04018B and 734-04018C. The listing gives a wheel size of 8 by 2 inches and a 1/2-inch bore, and it lists a long set of compatible MTD, Troy-Bilt and Yard Machines model numbers for 21-inch self-propelled mowers. Because the compatible list is long, match your own number to the list instead of assuming a fit from the brand.
6. EZYPAK handle adjuster kit for Honda
This kit is an exact replacement for the handle adjuster on Honda 21-inch and 22-inch push and self-propelled mowers. The listing names the original numbers 06530-VL0-315ZA, 06530-VL0-305, 53158-VL0-B01 and 90751-VL0-B00, and it lists Honda models HRR216K6 and HRX217K2. The kit includes one grip, one 8 mm pin, one spring, one coiled pin and one collar. The listing says the pins are reinforced for vibration, but it does not state the material of the pins.
7. HIAORS engine zone control cable, two-pack
This two-pack is a control cable for Craftsman, Poulan, Husqvarna, Roper and Sears walk-behind mowers. The listing gives the replacement numbers 183281, 532183281, 198463 and 532198463. It lists a cable length of 53.5 inches and a conduit length of 46.5 inches, with Z-bends on each end. It also lists Poulan and Poulan Pro models such as PR600N21RH and PO500N22S. Check your conduit length before you buy, since the listing gives a single size for both cables in the pack.
8. Grasscool 22-inch mulching blades for Toro Recycler
These are mulching blades for a 22-inch Toro Recycler deck. The listing gives a blade length of 21-5/8 inches, a width of 2-1/4 inches, a thickness of 5/32 inch and an air lift of 7/8 inch. It names the original numbers 131-4547-03, 108-9764-03 and 104-8697-03. The listing says the paint on the blade protects the blade from rust during shipping and that it wears off after a few minutes of use. Fit depends on your deck, so check the center hole and the blade length before you install.
Review: the Antanker front drive wheels in more detail
The Antanker pair is the part in this set where the listing gives the most measurements. The listing names three original numbers, 119-0311, 137-4832 and 115-2878, and a cross reference to Stens 205-360. That gives you several ways to check a fit before you order.
- The wheel is 8 inches across.
- The internal drive uses a 53-tooth gear, which the listing describes as the self-propelled drive system.
- The bore is 1/2 inch, and the hub offset is 3/4 inch.
- The pack contains two wheels and two bolts, so you can replace both front wheels at the same time.
- The listing says the wheels are built to handle outdoor conditions but does not give a material or a load rating.
When you check this part against your mower, count the gear teeth on the old wheel, measure the bore and compare the hub offset. Compare the gear count as well as the bore, because the listing names the 53-tooth drive as part of the wheel. If you are replacing one wheel only, the listing suggests replacing both front wheels at once.
Close alternatives in this set are the Parts Camp 734-04018 wheels for MTD and Troy-Bilt mowers, and the Parts Camp 8-inch wheel kit for walk-behind mowers. Those listings are better choices when your mower uses an MTD or Troy-Bilt number instead of a Toro one.
Compare the parts by what they replace
Parts in this roundup fall into three groups. Cables and handle parts control the mower, and a wrong length or a worn switch will stop the mower from working safely. Wheels and blades affect how the mower moves and cuts. A carburetor kit affects how the engine runs. Start with the group that matches your failure, then compare the listing details inside that group.
If the control or handle does not work as expected, check the control cable or the switch first. If the wheel rolls unevenly or the mower pulls to one side, check the wheels and the bore. If the engine will not start, the carburetor and the primer bulb are the usual parts to compare. Each listing in this guide names the models it claims to fit, so use that list as the starting point.
Mistakes to avoid when ordering replacement parts
- Ordering by mower brand alone. Many listings name a family of models, and only one or two models may match your exact part.
- Skipping the cable length. Two cables can look the same but differ by several inches in the conduit.
- Mixing up wheel sizes. An 8-inch wheel and a 7-inch wheel can share the same bore but sit at different heights.
- Assuming a blade fits any deck. Check the deck size and the center hole on the blade listing.
- Buying a carburetor kit without the engine model. Several kits list similar numbers for different engines.
- Skipping the condition check. The listings in this set do not state whether a part is new or used.
Internal reading
If your mower is cordless, read Making a Cordless Mower Battery Last Longer before you replace a part you have not yet diagnosed. For corded walk-behind models, the guide to 13 in 11 Amp corded electric walk-behind push mower options lists the corded models covered in that comparison.
FAQ
How do I know which replacement part number I need?
Look for the number printed on the broken part or on the mower’s data label. Then compare it with the original part numbers in the listing. If the listing shows several cross references, a match on any one of them is a good sign, but the model list is still the best check.
Are these parts new or used?
The listings in this set do not state the condition of the part. Read the condition field on the product page before you buy, and do not assume the part is new or used from its title.
Can I use a control cable from a different brand?
Only if the length, the conduit length and the end style match your original cable. The Powtol and HIAORS listings name the Craftsman and Poulan models they are meant to fit, so compare those lists first.
Should I replace both wheels at once?
The Antanker listing suggests replacing both front wheels together so they match. That is a sound habit for any drive wheel, because a worn wheel next to a new one can change how the mower tracks.
What if the carburetor kit does not match my engine?
Do not install it. The AUTOKAY listing asks buyers to verify engine model and part numbers first. If the engine model is not on the listing, choose a different kit that names your engine.
Do I need a professional to install these parts?
Many of these parts are simple to swap, but the listings do not describe installation steps. Follow your owner’s manual for safe service steps, and ask a qualified repair shop if you are unsure about a drive, a blade or a fuel part.
Bottom line
Buy the part that matches the original number and the model list on the listing, not the one with the most bullets. Cables, wheels and handle parts are the most common replacements, and each one needs a length, bore or number check. If the listing does not give the value you need, measure your old part before you order.
