Craftsman 247374410 lawn mower Parts

To identify what kind of lawn mower you have, we use the model number on the mower’s ID tag; for your Craftsman walk-behind mower, that model number is 247374410. Once you have it, you can match the correct parts diagrams for both the mower (deck/handle/wheels) and the engine.

Where to find the model and serial number

Look for a sticker or metal tag in one of these common spots:

• On the rear deck near the discharge opening or rear door
• On the top of the deck near the engine mount area
• On the handle support brackets (lower handle area)
• Near the wheel height adjuster area
• Under the rear flap (bagging area)

If the tag is dirty, wipe it with a damp rag; avoid pressure washing labels.

What “kind” of mower means (and what the model number tells you)

Most walk-behind mowers are identified by:

• Brand (Craftsman)
• Model number (247374410)
• Power type (gas)
• Drive type (push or self-propelled)
• Deck size (commonly 21-in on many Craftsman/MTD-built walk-behinds)

For this model, the parts list includes multiple 21-in deck components, which is a strong indicator you have a 21-in walk-behind platform.

Item you’re identifying	Where it’s used	Why it matters
Mower model number (247374410)	Deck/handle/wheels/bagging	Ensures chassis parts fit correctly
Engine model/type code	Engine (carb, ignition, starter)	Ensures engine parts match exactly

Next step: match the right diagrams

We recommend using the model number to pull the correct mower diagrams in the 247374410 owner’s manual. Then, separately record the engine numbers from the engine shroud to look up engine-specific parts.

Why it matters

Using the correct model and engine identification prevents ordering the wrong blade, belt, wheel, or bagging parts; many Craftsman mowers look similar but use different hardware and drive systems.

Last updated: February 2026

Craftsman is a brand owned by Stanley Black & Decker; Craftsman walk-behind lawn mowers (including model 247374410) are produced under that brand, with manufacturing commonly handled by partner manufacturers depending on the mower series and year. For model-specific identification details, use the 247374410 owner's manual.

Who actually builds the mower?

Craftsman is the name on the product, but the company that physically manufactures a given Craftsman mower can vary by model line. The most reliable way to confirm the builder for your exact unit is to check the ID label information and cross-reference it with the documentation.

• Look for the model and serial label on the deck, rear flap area, or handle support
• Match the model number (247374410) exactly when ordering parts
• Use the engine brand and model (often on the engine shroud) for engine-specific parts
• Use the mower model for chassis parts like wheels, deck components, and controls
• Keep the serial number handy for service and parts lookups

What to check on the ID label (quick guide)

Item on label	What it tells you	Why you need it
Model number	The exact mower configuration	Ensures correct fit for Craftsman parts
Serial number	Production run identifier	Helps narrow revisions and updates
Engine model	Engine family and spec	Needed for spark plug, carburetor, air filter

Why it matters

Using the correct model identification prevents wrong-part orders, especially on wear items like a drive belt, blade adapter, or wheel assemblies where small design changes affect fit.

Last updated: February 2026

The Craftsman T110 is a riding mower model name, not an engine model number. Engine model numbers are printed on the engine itself (typically on the blower housing, valve cover, or an emissions label) and are listed in the Craftsman 247374410 owner’s manual when the engine family is specified.

Where to find the engine model number (fastest method)

Look directly on the engine and write down the full model and type/code information.

• Check the recoil starter housing (blower shroud) label
• Check the valve cover area for a stamped tag
• Check the muffler side for an emissions label
• Record every character (letters, numbers, and dashes)
• Take a photo before cleaning the label so nothing gets rubbed off

T110 vs engine model number: what’s the difference?

The “T110” name identifies a Craftsman riding mower package; the engine model number identifies the engine manufacturer and exact engine build.

Item you have	What it identifies	Where you’ll see it
T110	Riding mower model line	Hood decal, product listing, frame tag
Engine model/type/code	Exact engine for parts and service	Engine label or stamping
Mower model number (example: 247.XXXXXX)	Chassis and mower parts lookup	Frame tag, manual

Why it matters

Using the correct engine model number prevents ordering the wrong tune-up parts (spark plug, air filter, carburetor, fuel line) and helps match the right service specs like oil type and governor settings.

If you’re trying to buy parts

For Craftsman walk-behind mower model 247374410, we match parts by the mower model number. For example, if you’re servicing the cutting system, a common replacement is the lawn mower 21-in deck mulching blade 942-05213.

Last updated: February 2026

Craftsman model 247374410 is a model number, not a date code; it does not tell the year by itself. To find the year your mower was built, we use the engine or mower serial/date code shown on the ID tag and decode it using the format in the 247374410 owner's manual.

Where to find the build date information

On most Craftsman walk-behind mowers, the year is tied to a separate identification label, not the model number.

Check these common locations:

• Rear of the deck near the discharge opening or rear door
• Top of the deck near the engine mounting area
• On the handle bracket or rear frame area
• On the engine shroud (engine model and type numbers)

How to decode the date once you find the code

Many mower and engine date codes are formatted as MMDDYY (month, day, year) or a similar variation.

Use this quick guide after you copy the code exactly:

• First 2 digits: month (01 to 12)
• Next 2 digits: day (01 to 31)
• Last 2 digits: year (for example, 11 = 2011)

Example decoding table

Code format	Example code	What it means
MMDDYY	072811	July 28, 2011
MMYY (varies)	0711	July 2011

Why it matters

The correct year helps us match the right Craftsman and MTD parts for your 247374410, especially wear items like a drive belt, wheels, and blades. Using the build date also reduces the chance of ordering a part that looks similar but does not fit.

Parts that commonly depend on the exact version

If you are ordering parts, confirm the ID tag details first, then match parts by description and part number:

• Blade and blade adapter
• Drive belt and drive control cable
• Wheels and axle assemblies
• Grass bag and side chute deflector

Last updated: February 2026

On a Craftsman walk-behind mower like model 247374410, the model number is printed on a product ID label attached to the mower deck or rear housing. We use that exact model number to match the correct non-engine parts and diagrams in the 247374410 owner's manual.

Common places to check on a walk-behind mower

Look for a sticker or metal tag in these spots (wipe off grass and dirt first):

• On top of the mower deck near the engine mounting area
• On the rear of the deck near the discharge opening or rear door
• On the back panel behind the grass bag area
• Near the height-adjuster brackets by a rear wheel
• On the handle mounting brackets where the lower handle bolts to the deck

What the label usually shows (and what to write down)

The label can include several numbers. For parts lookup, we recommend recording these exactly:

• Model number (example: 247374410)
• Serial number (helps identify production run)
• Date code (if shown)

Label item	What it’s used for	Example
Model number	Matching the correct Craftsman parts list	247374410
Serial number	Narrowing down variations	Varies
Engine model/type/code	Ordering engine-specific parts	Varies

Why it matters

Craftsman walk-behind mowers often share similar decks, wheels, and handle hardware across multiple models. Using the exact model number helps ensure you get the right fit for items like a drive belt, wheel, blade, or grass bag.

Quick tip if you can’t read the sticker

• Clean the area with a damp rag and mild soap
• Use a flashlight at an angle to make faded printing stand out
• Take a close-up photo and zoom in

Last updated: February 2026