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Craftsman 917370890 lawn mower

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Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Craftsman 917370890 lawn mower, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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  • Kit.hsg.22+awd.mc.wo.blk.tri for Craftsman 917370890 - Part 581376801

    Engine/housing/handle diagram

    Kit.hsg.22+awd.mc.wo.blk.tri

    Part #581376801

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Washout Port for Craftsman 917370890 - Part 419735

    Drive control/gear case/wheels diagram

    Washout Port

    Part #419735

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  • Lawn Mower Support Bracket for Craftsman 917370890 - Part 441786X004

    Drive control/gear case/wheels diagram

    Lawn Mower Support Bracket

    Part #441786X004

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  • Cover.asm.front.craftsman.awd for Craftsman 917370890 - Part 580991504

    Drive control/gear case/wheels diagram

    Cover.asm.front.craftsman.awd

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  • Transmission Bracket for Craftsman 917370890 - Part 581152502

    Drive control/gear case/wheels diagram

    Transmission Bracket

    Part #581152502

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  • Lawn Mower Height Adjuster for Craftsman 917370890 - Part 581497903

    Drive control/gear case/wheels diagram

    Lawn Mower Height Adjuster

    Part #581497903

    The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

  • Engine, Briggs & Stratton, Model #120k02 for Craftsman 917370890 - Part N/P

    Engine/housing/handle diagram

    Engine, Briggs & Stratton, Model #120k02

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  • Lawn Mower Screw for Craftsman 917370890 - Part 437345

    Drive control/gear case/wheels diagram

    Lawn Mower Screw

    Part #437345

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  • Husqvarna Lawn Mower Recoil Starter Rope Guide for Craftsman 917370890 - Part 581902101

    Engine/housing/handle diagram

    Husqvarna Lawn Mower Recoil Starter Rope Guide

    Part #581902101

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  • Lawn Mower Debris Shield Mounting Bracket for Craftsman 917370890 - Part 421515X004

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    Lawn Mower Debris Shield Mounting Bracket

    Part #421515X004

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Craftsman Lawn Mower 917370890 FAQs

For Craftsman walk-behind mower model 917370890, you tell what mower you have by finding the product identification label and matching the model number exactly. Your owner’s manual also lists the model as 917.370890, which confirms the correct parts lookup.

Where to find the model number on a walk-behind mower

Check these common label locations first (clean off grass and dirt so the numbers are readable):

  • Rear of the mower deck near the discharge opening
  • Top of the deck near the engine mounting area
  • Back of the deck near the bagging door or rear skirt
  • Handle support area (near the lower handle brackets)
  • Under a protective cover or flap if your mower has one

For model-specific identification details and diagrams, use the 917370890 owner's manual.

What to write down (so you get the right parts)

Record these items exactly as shown on the label:

  • Model number (example: 917.370890 or 917370890)
  • Product number (if listed)
  • Engine model/type/code (on the Briggs & Stratton engine label)
  • Serial number (helps confirm production run)

Quick ID checklist

Item Where it’s found Why it matters
Mower model number Mower deck label Matches the correct Craftsman parts diagrams
Engine numbers Engine shroud label Ensures correct tune-up and engine parts
Serial number Mower label Helps avoid look-alike model mix-ups

Why it matters

Craftsman walk-behind mowers often share the same 22-inch deck size and similar handles, wheels, and drive systems. Using the exact model number prevents ordering the wrong blade, drive control, or discharge parts.

Last updated: February 2026

For Craftsman walk-behind mower model 917370890, the most important number to read correctly is the model number on the ID label (often shown as 917.370890). Use that model number to match the correct parts and procedures in the 917370890 owner's manual.

Where to find the ID label on a walk-behind mower

On most Craftsman 22-inch walk-behind mowers, the model and serial information is printed on a product label attached to the mower deck.

  • Check the rear of the deck near the bagger opening
  • Check the top of the deck near the engine mounting area
  • Look along the side of the deck near the rear wheel height adjuster
  • Clean off grass and oil so the full number is readable
  • Copy the number exactly, including punctuation (for example, 917.370890) and any leading zeros

How to read the numbers you see

Craftsman labels commonly show a Model No. plus a separate Serial or Product number. For parts lookup and diagrams, the model number is the key identifier.

Label line Example you may see What it’s used for
Model No. 917.370890 Selecting the correct parts diagrams and manual
Serial / Product A longer string of numbers/letters Identifying the specific unit for service records

If you’re trying to determine the build date

Some mowers include a date code within the serial/product number, but the format depends on the label style used on the mower. Start by locating the label and then compare what you see to the identification information in the 917370890 owner's manual.

Why it matters

Reading the model and serial information correctly prevents ordering the wrong parts for your Craftsman mower, especially fit-critical items like the blade, drive components, and discharge parts.

  • Helps match the correct 22-inch blade and hardware
  • Ensures the right drive control and transmission-related parts
  • Avoids mix-ups with similar Craftsman 917-series models

Last updated: February 2026

Common problems we see on the Craftsman lawn mower model 917370890 include loss of power from airflow or deck buildup, excessive vibration from a worn or loose blade, starter rope that’s hard to pull when the control bar is not held correctly, and self-propel drive issues such as belt or cable wear. See the 917370890 owner's manual for the model-specific troubleshooting chart and maintenance steps.

Most common symptoms and what they usually mean

  • Loss of power: dirty air filter, grass and debris packed under the deck, cutting too low, or walking too fast
  • Excessive vibration: worn, bent, or loose blade; uneven wheel height; debris under the deck
  • Starter rope hard to pull: control bar not depressed; blade dragging in grass; blade adapter problems
  • Hard to push: grass too high, cutting height too low, grass catcher overfilled, or handle height not set comfortably
  • Loss of drive or slow drive: belt wear, belt off pulley, worn/broken drive cable, or a loose drive control system

Quick checks we recommend before buying parts

  1. Set cutting height higher and try a test pass in lighter grass.
  2. Clean the underside of the mower deck (built-up clippings cause drag and poor cutting).
  3. Inspect the blade for damage and tightness; replace if bent or badly worn.
  4. Check wheel height settings; keep all wheels at the same height.
  5. Clean drive wheels if they do not turn freely; grass and debris can pack into the dust cover and gear area.

Parts that commonly solve vibration and cutting complaints

Symptom Likely wear item Example part for this model
Vibration, ragged cut Blade Husqvarna lawn mower 22-inch deck 3-in-1 blade 532421825
Poor bagging or side discharge issues Deflector or bag Lawn mower clipping deflector 532426129 or lawn mower grass bag 580943401

Why it matters

These problems usually trace back to basic maintenance: keeping the deck clean, keeping the blade in good condition, and keeping the drive wheels free of packed grass. Fixing the root cause improves cut quality, reduces strain on the engine, and helps the self-propel system last longer.

Helpful DIY reading

Last updated: February 2026

The model number for this Craftsman walk-behind lawn mower is 917.370890 (often written without the dot as 917370890). You can confirm it on the mower’s model tag and in the 917370890 owner's manual.

Where to find the model number on the mower

Look for a model/serial label in one of these common spots:

  • On the rear of the deck near the discharge opening
  • On the back flap area (near the rear door/grass bag opening)
  • On the handle bracket area
  • Near the engine mounting area on the deck

Why the dot matters (917.370890 vs 917370890)

Craftsman model numbers are commonly shown both ways. They refer to the same mower.

How it may appear What it means
917.370890 Standard Craftsman format used in manuals/labels
917370890 Same model number without punctuation (common online)

Tips to avoid ordering the wrong parts

When you shop for parts like a blade, wheel, or drive components, match the full model number exactly.

  • Use 917370890 when searching online
  • Verify the model tag is readable before ordering
  • Match the part description to your mower’s configuration (bagging, mulching, side discharge)
  • Use the illustrated parts list in the manual to confirm fit

Why it matters

Craftsman uses similar-looking 22-inch mowers across multiple model numbers. Using the exact model number ensures parts like the husqvarna lawn mower 22-inch deck 3-in-1 blade 532421825 and drive control components match your deck and wheel-drive setup.

Last updated: February 2026

Craftsman model 917.370890 is a specific rotary lawn mower model number; the most reliable way to confirm its production year is to match the model and serial information on your mower to the identification guidance in the 917.370890 owner's manual. That manual confirms the exact model number and configuration (22-inch multi-cut, power-propelled, Briggs & Stratton 725 series engine).

How to identify the year on your mower

We use the model number to find the correct parts and manual, but the build date is tied to the serial/date code on the mower itself.

  • Locate the model/serial label on the mower deck or rear housing (common locations for walk-behind mowers)
  • Write down the full model number (917.370890) and the serial/date code
  • Compare the format of the serial/date code to the identification section in your manual
  • If the label is damaged, check for a second label near the handle mounting area
  • Keep the numbers with your maintenance records for future parts lookups

What we can confirm from the documentation

The documentation for this exact model confirms the product type and key specs, which helps ensure you are looking at the right machine when dating it.

Item What the manual shows for 917.370890
Brand Craftsman
Mower type Rotary, power-propelled walk-behind
Cutting width 22-inch multi-cut
Engine family Briggs & Stratton 725 series

Why it matters

Craftsman walk-behind mowers can look similar across multiple years. Using the correct year (or serial range) helps you avoid ordering the wrong blade, drive parts, or discharge components.

If you are replacing common wear items while you are identifying the mower, match parts by model number; for example, the husqvarna lawn mower 22-inch deck 3-in-1 blade 532421825 is listed for model 917.370890.

Last updated: February 2026

On a Craftsman walk-behind mower like model 917370890, the “product date code” is typically found on the mower’s engine identification label (on the Briggs & Stratton engine shroud) and on the mower’s model/serial number label on the deck or rear housing. Our 917370890 owner's manual shows the mower model identification, and the engine label is the most common place to confirm build details.

Where to look on model 917370890

Check these spots in order:

  • Engine shroud/blower housing: look for a Briggs & Stratton label with model-type-code information
  • Rear of the deck (near the bagger opening) or side of the deck: look for a Craftsman model/serial label
  • Handle support area: sometimes the label is on the rear frame/handle bracket
  • Under the grass bag area: inspect the rear door housing and nearby surfaces
  • Owner paperwork: purchase date is often the most useful “date” for warranty and service records

What the “date code” may look like

Different components use different formats. Use this quick guide:

Item you’re checking What you’ll usually see What it’s used for
Engine label (Briggs & Stratton) Model/type/code numbers Identifying the exact engine for tune-up and repair parts
Mower model/serial label (Craftsman) Model number and serial number Identifying the correct mower parts list
Battery/charger (if applicable) 6-digit date code on housing Dating cordless power equipment components

Why it matters

The date code or engine code helps us match the correct parts and service procedures, especially for wear items like blades, drive components, and deck hardware. It also helps when you are comparing parts diagrams to what’s actually installed on your mower.

If you’re identifying parts while you’re checking labels, these are common model-matched items customers replace:

Last updated: February 2026

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