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Craftsman 247370610 electric rotary lawn mower

Craftsman 247370610 electric rotary lawn mower Parts

Here are the diagrams and repair parts for Craftsman 247370610 electric rotary lawn mower, as well as links to manuals and error code tables, if available.

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  • Flat Washer for Craftsman 247370610 - Part STD551025

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  • Mtd Lawn Mower Flat Washer for Craftsman 247370610 - Part 736-3050

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    Part #706-10049

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  • Screw for Craftsman 247370610 - Part 706-10040-18

    Motor & switch assembly diagram

    Screw

    Part #706-10040-18

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  • Bracket, Right for Craftsman 247370610 - Part 706-10411-00-90

    Mower deck diagram

    Bracket, Right

    Part #706-10411-00-90

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  • Bearing for Craftsman 247370610 - Part 706-10136-01

    Motor & switch assembly diagram

    Bearing

    Part #706-10136-01

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  • Guard for Craftsman 247370610 - Part 706-15492-01-90

    Mower deck diagram

    Guard

    Part #706-15492-01-90

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  • Label for Craftsman 247370610 - Part 706-10145

    Mower deck diagram

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    Part #706-10145

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  • Spring for Craftsman 247370610 - Part 706-11682-01

    Motor & switch assembly diagram

    Spring

    Part #706-11682-01

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  • Latch Spring for Craftsman 247370610 - Part 706-15794

    Motor & switch assembly diagram

    Latch Spring

    Part #706-15794

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  • Brush Assembly for Craftsman 247370610 - Part 706-10506

    Motor & switch assembly diagram

    Brush Assembly

    Part #706-10506

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Craftsman Electric Rotary Lawn Mower 247370610 FAQs

Craftsman model 247370610 is an electric rotary walk-behind mower; the exact production year is typically tied to the unit’s serial number and the specific manufacturing run. For the most accurate date, match your mower’s model and serial tag details to the parts listing for 247370610 on Sears PartsDirect.

How to identify the build timeframe on your mower

Use the model and serial information from the mower’s ID label to narrow down the manufacturing period.

  • Find the ID label on the mower deck, rear housing, or handle support area
  • Confirm the model number reads 247370610 (character for character)
  • Write down the serial number exactly as shown
  • Compare the label details to the diagrams and parts list for your model
  • If your mower has had major repairs, use the ID label (not the motor or handle parts) as the source of truth
What you can use on this model page to help

Even when the year is not printed in the model number, the parts breakdown helps confirm you are working from the correct product version.

What to check What it tells you Why it helps
Model number: 247370610 Exact product family Prevents ordering the wrong parts
Serial number on ID label Manufacturing run info Best clue to the build date
Parts list consistency Version match Confirms you are on the right diagram
Why it matters

The build timeframe affects small but important fit details on walk-behind mowers (washers, fasteners, blade hardware, and handle components). Using the correct model identification helps ensure replacement parts fit and the mower operates safely.

Last updated: February 2026

A robotic lawn mower lasts 5 to 10 years. That lifespan applies to autonomous, battery-powered robot mowers; it is different from your Craftsman 247370610 electric rotary lawn mower, which is a walk-behind mower and does not use a robot battery pack or charging dock.

Typical life expectancy (robotic mower)
  • Overall mower: 5 to 10 years
  • Battery pack: 2 to 5 years
  • Blades: weeks to months (depends on grass type, debris, and mowing schedule)
  • Drive wheels/tires: several seasons
  • Charging dock/contacts: several seasons
What determines whether you get 5 years or 10 years
  • Battery care: avoid deep discharges; store in a dry, moderate-temperature space
  • Moisture exposure: wet storage accelerates corrosion and electrical failures
  • Blade condition: dull blades increase motor load and shorten component life
  • Yard stress: slopes, thick grass, sticks, and sand wear drive parts faster
  • Cleaning routine: keeping the deck and wheels clear prevents overheating and binding
Quick comparison: robotic vs walk-behind electric (your model)
Feature Robotic lawn mower Craftsman 247370610 walk-behind electric
Power source Rechargeable battery Corded electric power
Key wear item Battery pack Switches, wiring, blade hardware
Common “end of life” cause Battery no longer holds charge Motor or electrical wear, physical damage
Why it matters

Robot mower lifespan is driven by battery and dock health. For the Craftsman 247370610, safe electrical condition checks (cord, switch, connections) matter more than battery maintenance.

For safe troubleshooting steps on electrical components, use how to use a multimeter to test electrical parts video.

Last updated: February 2026

Common problems we see on Craftsman walk-behind mowers like model 247370610 include no-start or intermittent power, uneven cutting, excessive vibration, and poor discharge or bagging. Most issues trace back to power supply, grass buildup under the deck, or loose blade-mount hardware.

Most common symptoms and likely causes
  • Won’t start or stops while mowing: outlet or extension cord issue, damaged power cord, safety bail not fully engaged, switch or wiring fault
  • Uneven cut or scalping: wheels set to different heights, dull or bent blade, deck packed with wet grass
  • Excessive vibration or rattling: bent blade, loose blade bolt, worn or missing blade-mount hardware
  • Poor bagging or side discharge: clogged chute, wet grass buildup, bag overfilled
  • Hard to push: debris wrapped around wheels or axles, height adjuster binding
Quick checks we recommend (before replacing parts)
  • Unplug the mower and wait for all moving parts to stop.
  • Test the outlet with another tool; then try a heavy-duty outdoor-rated extension cord.
  • Inspect the cord and plug for cuts, melted spots, or loose prongs.
  • Clean packed grass from the underside of the deck (tip the mower safely and keep the motor side up when possible).
  • Check the blade area for a bent blade and confirm all blade fasteners and hardware are tight.
When a small part causes a big problem

Vibration and uneven cutting often happen when blade hardware loosens or the blade stack is not aligned. If you find a damaged or missing washer during inspection, match it to the model 247370610 parts list; one example is the washer (part number 706-10049).

Problem What you’ll notice What usually fixes it
Vibration Shaking handle, loud buzzing Tighten blade hardware; replace bent blade; correct worn mounting hardware
Uneven cut Strips, scalping Set wheels to same height; clean deck; sharpen/replace blade
Stops mid-cut Runs then quits Check outlet/cord; inspect safety bail switch and wiring
Why it matters

Running with vibration, buildup, or intermittent power accelerates wear on the blade mount, deck, and electrical components. Fixing the root cause early keeps the mower cutting cleanly and prevents repeat failures.

Related DIY help: how to repair broken or damaged wires video

Last updated: February 2026

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