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  • Husqvarna Lawn Mower Blade, 22-in for Craftsman 917370448 - Part 532421825

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    Husqvarna Lawn Mower 22-inch Deck 3-in-1 Blade

    Part #421825

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  • Husqvarna Lawn Mower Drive Wheel, 8 X 1-3/4-in for Craftsman 917370448 - Part 583719501

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    Lawn Mower Wheel And Tire, 8 X 1.75-in

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  • Husqvarna Lawn Mower Lock Nut, 3/8-in for Craftsman 917370448 - Part 532409149

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    Lawn Mower Hex Flange Nut

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  • Husqvarna Lawn Mower Lock Nut, 3/8-in for Craftsman 917370448 - Part 532409149

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    Lawn & Garden Equipment Nut

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  • Husqvarna Lawn Mower Blade Adapter for Craftsman 917370448 - Part 581473301

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    Husqvarna Lawn Mower Blade Adapter

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  • Husqvarna Lawn Mower Deflector Shield for Craftsman 917370448 - Part 532426129

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    Lawn Mower Clipping Deflector

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  • Husqvarna Lawn Mower Rear Skirt for Craftsman 917370448 - Part 532429157

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    Husqvarna Lawn Mower Rear Skirt

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  • Husqvarna Lawn Mower Wheel Dust Cover for Craftsman 917370448 - Part 581840401

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    Husqvarna Lawn Mower Wheel Dust Cover

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  • Husqvarna Lawn Mower Battery Charger for Craftsman 917370448 - Part 597186301

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    Battery Charger

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  • Lawn & Garden Equipment Washer for Craftsman 917370448 - Part 532851074

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    Husqvarna Lawn & Garden Equipment Washer

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Craftsman Lawn Mower 917370448 FAQs

For Craftsman parts help for your Craftsman walk-behind mower model 917370448, use the parts list and diagrams for this model to identify the correct replacement, then contact Sears PartsDirect support for ordering or fit questions.

What to have ready before you contact support

Having these details speeds up parts lookup and reduces the chance of ordering the wrong item:

  • Model number: 917370448
  • A short description of what you need (for example: blade, drive belt, control cable)
  • Any part number you already found on the old part or in the 917370448 owner's manual
  • Mower symptoms (won’t start, won’t move, poor cut quality, excessive vibration)
  • Photos of the part and where it installs (helpful for matching)
Common parts customers ask about for model 917370448

If you already know the general part you need, these are examples of parts commonly replaced on walk-behind mowers:

What you’re replacing What it affects Example part on this model page
Blade Cut quality, vibration Husqvarna lawn mower 22-inch deck 3-in-1 blade 532421825
Ground drive belt Self-propel drive Lawn mower ground drive belt 532196853
Zone control cable Engine stop control Lawn mower zone control cable 587326601
Why it matters

Craftsman uses multiple configurations across similar-looking mowers. Using the exact model number 917370448 and confirming the correct part ID helps ensure proper fit, safe operation, and fewer returns.

Last updated: March 2026

For a Craftsman walk-behind mower like model 917370448, it’s cheaper to repair when the fix is routine and the total repair cost stays under about half the price of a comparable new mower. Replace when you’re facing major engine or drive-system costs, repeated breakdowns, or poor performance even after maintenance.

Quick rule of thumb
  • Repair when the estimate is under 50% of the cost of a similar new mower.
  • Replace when repairs are over 50%, or when multiple big-ticket issues stack up (engine, self-propel drive, deck damage).
  • If you’re unsure, compare the repair estimate to the price of a new mower with similar deck size and features.
Repairs that are usually worth it

These are common, lower-cost fixes that often restore cut quality and reliability:

When replacement makes more sense

Replacement is typically the better value when you have:

  • Major engine problems (low compression, heavy smoking, internal knocking)
  • Transmission or drive system failure plus other wear items
  • Cracked or severely rusted deck (structural damage)
  • Frequent no-start or stalling issues that return soon after repairs
Cost comparison worksheet
Scenario Typical cost level Best choice
Blade, belt, cable, basic tune-up Low to moderate Repair
One major repair (engine or transmission) High Compare to 50% rule
Major repair plus multiple worn parts Very high Replace
Why it matters

A well-maintained mower can deliver a cleaner cut, better mulching, and less strain on the engine. Spending modestly on wear parts (blade, belt, cables) often prevents bigger failures and keeps your Craftsman 917370448 mowing consistently.

Helpful references for DIY decisions

Last updated: February 2026

Common problems on the Craftsman 917370448 walk-behind gas lawn mower usually fall into a few buckets: starting issues (fuel, spark, safety controls), poor cutting (blade or deck buildup), and self-propel/drive problems (belt, cable, transmission). Our 917370448 owner's manual is the best place to confirm the exact control and maintenance checks for your mower.

Most common symptoms and likely causes
  • Won’t start or starts then dies: old fuel, dirty carburetor, fouled spark plug, clogged air filter, or a safety/zone control issue
  • Hard to pull starter rope: blade obstruction, debris packed under the deck, or engine internal resistance
  • Cuts unevenly or leaves clumps: dull/bent blade, wrong cutting height, wet grass, or heavy deck buildup
  • Excess vibration: bent blade, loose blade hardware, or debris stuck on the blade
  • Self-propel won’t move or slips: worn drive belt, stretched/misadjusted drive cable, worn transmission components
  • Poor bagging or mulching: clogged chute, damaged deflector, or incorrect mulching setup
Quick checks we recommend (in order)
  1. Safety first: disconnect the spark plug wire before touching the blade or working under the deck.
  2. Check the blade and underside of deck: clean packed grass and inspect for bends or cracks.
  3. Confirm blade condition: sharpen or replace if nicked, rounded, or bent (a common fix is the husqvarna lawn mower 22-inch deck 3-in-1 blade 532421825).
  4. Verify drive function (if self-propelled): inspect the lawn mower ground drive belt 532196853 for glazing, cracking, or slack.
  5. Inspect control cables: a stretched or binding cable can prevent starting or drive engagement.
Symptom-to-part cheat sheet
Symptom What to inspect first Parts that often fix it
Uneven cut, clumping Blade sharpness, deck buildup Blade, clipping deflector, mulching door
Won’t move (self-propel) Belt wear, cable adjustment Drive belt, drive cable, transmission
Excess vibration Blade damage, loose fasteners Blade, lock nut/washer
Why it matters

Catching blade, belt, and cable wear early helps protect the crankshaft, transmission, and deck. It also improves cut quality and reduces strain on the engine during mowing.

Related DIY help

Last updated: February 2026

For a Craftsman walk-behind mower like model 917370448, use fresh, clean unleaded gasoline; do not mix oil into the gas (this mower uses a 4-stroke engine). For best starting and smooth running, avoid old fuel and use the octane grade recommended in the 917370448 owner's manual.

What to use (and what to avoid)
  • Use fresh unleaded gasoline from a busy station (fuel turns stale quickly)
  • Use the octane rating listed in your manual (higher octane is not better if it is not required)
  • Avoid gas older than 30 days unless it was treated with fuel stabilizer
  • Do not use oil-mixed gas (2-cycle mix) in a 4-stroke mower
  • Avoid contaminated fuel (water, dirt, or debris in the can)
Quick fuel guidance table
Fuel choice OK for Craftsman 917370448? Why
Fresh unleaded gasoline Yes Correct fuel for most 4-stroke walk-behind mowers
Old gas (over ~30 days) No Causes hard starting, surging, and stalling
Gas mixed with 2-cycle oil No Can foul the spark plug and smoke heavily
Dirty or water-contaminated gas No Can clog the carburetor and fuel system
If the mower runs rough after refueling
  • Drain the tank and refill with fresh gas
  • Check the air filter and spark plug condition
  • If it still surges or stalls, the carburetor may need cleaning due to varnish from stale fuel
Why it matters

Fuel quality is the most common cause of “won’t start” and “runs then dies” problems on walk-behind mowers. Fresh unleaded gas helps protect the carburetor, improves starting, and reduces deposits that lead to expensive repairs.

Last updated: February 2026

The model number is 917370448. On this Craftsman walk-behind gas lawn mower, you’ll typically find the model number on the mower’s ID label (often on the rear housing, deck area, or handle support); match it exactly when ordering parts or looking up diagrams in the 917370448 owner's manual.

Where to find the model number on the mower

Check these common locations on walk-behind mowers:

  • Rear of the deck near the discharge opening or rear door
  • Top of the deck near the engine mounting area
  • Handle bracket or handle support area
  • Under the rear flap or near the height adjuster area
  • On a sticker or metal tag labeled “Model” or “Product Number”
What to write down from the ID label

For the best parts match, record the full set of identifiers from the tag.

What to record Example format Why we need it
Model number 917370448 Identifies the exact mower platform
Product number (if shown) Varies by mower Helps confirm the correct parts list
Serial number Varies by mower Useful for service history and production changes
Why it matters

Craftsman mowers can look similar across multiple years, but small changes in the deck, blade adapter, drive system, or control cables can affect fit. Using 917370448 ensures you get the correct blade, drive belt, and hardware the first time.

Parts that commonly require an exact model match

If you’re ordering any of these, using the correct model number prevents return trips:

Last updated: February 2026

Craftsman model 917370448 is a specific walk-behind mower model number; the most reliable way to pin down its exact production year is to match the model and serial information on your mower to the identification guidance in the 917370448 owner's manual. That lookup ties your exact unit to a manufacturing date range.

How to find the build date on your mower

Use these quick checks first; they work even if the mower has been repainted or has replacement parts.

  • Locate the model and serial label (often on the rear of the deck, near the height adjuster, or on the handle support)
  • Write down the full model number (917370448) and the serial number exactly as shown
  • Look for a date code on the label (some labels include a month/year or a coded date)
  • Check the engine tag (Briggs & Stratton and other engines often have their own date code)
  • Compare what you find to the identification section in the 917370448 owner's manual
What “917” means (and why it matters)

Many Craftsman outdoor power products use a 917-prefix model format that identifies the product family and manufacturing source, but it does not by itself give a single model year. The exact year is tied to the serial or date code on your specific mower.

Typical date-range expectations (helpful when the label is missing)

If the model/serial label is unreadable, we use parts and feature clues (blade style, drive system, controls) to narrow it down.

What you can still identify What it helps narrow down
Deck size and blade type Confirms the correct cutting system family
Self-propelled vs push Points to drive components and era changes
Control cable style Helps match handle and safety control generations
Parts supersessions Indicates older vs newer production runs

A common “fingerprint” part for this mower is the husqvarna lawn mower 22-inch deck 3-in-1 blade 532421825; matching blade and deck configuration helps confirm you are looking at the right parts family when dating the unit.

Why it matters

Knowing the correct production year range helps us match the right blade, zone control cable, ground drive belt, and transmission assembly so you avoid fit issues and repeat repairs.

Last updated: February 2026

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