Husqvarna 917376822 lawn mower Parts

Your Husqvarna walk-behind mower’s model number is printed on the mower’s identification label; for this unit it’s 917.376822. We recommend matching the full model number exactly (including dots) to ensure you get the correct parts list and diagrams in the 917376822 owner's manual.

Check these common locations first (clean off grass and oil so the label is readable):

• On the recoil starter housing near the starter handle
• Under or near the engine shroud/cover
• On the rear deck area near the discharge or bagging opening
• Along the handle frame or near the height adjuster area

Use this checklist when you find the tag:

• Model number (example: 917.376822)
• Product number (this mower lists 7021 in the manual)
• Any extra letters or revision codes printed with the model
• The engine brand and displacement (this mower is shown with a 173cc Kohler engine in the manual)

Husqvarna walk-behind mowers can look similar across model families, but parts like the drive system, handle hardware, and blade can differ. Using the exact model number helps you avoid ordering the wrong items, such as a lawn mower blade 532406712 or drive components.

Last updated: January 2026

For the Husqvarna 917376822 walk-behind mower, the most common repairs are no-start or hard-start issues, rough running or surging, loss of power, and self-propel drive problems (wheels not pulling). Many of these are solved with basic maintenance and cleaning steps in the 917376822 owner's manual.

• Won’t start / hard to start: old fuel, dirty air filter, fouled spark plug, stuck pull cord
• Surging or rough running: stale fuel, restricted airflow, dirty fuel system; the manual notes the carburetor is not adjustable
• Loss of power: clogged deck, dull blade, dirty air filter, fuel issues
• Self-propel won’t move or slips: debris packed in the drive wheel area, worn belt, worn drive parts
• Poor cut quality / vibration: bent or dull blade, loose hardware; stop and inspect after striking an object

• Shut the engine off and let moving parts stop before inspecting anything.
• If you hit a rock or stump, stop and inspect; repair before restarting.
• Clean grass and debris from the deck and around the drive system.
• Check that the front drive wheels turn freely; if not, clean the dust cover, pinion, and gear teeth.
• Inspect the blade for damage and sharpness; blades are sharp, so wear gloves.

These are model-relevant examples from the 917376822 parts list:

Catching these issues early prevents bigger failures. For example, packed debris in the drive wheels can make the mower “feel” like the transmission failed, and a dull blade can overload the engine and leave a ragged cut.

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Last updated: January 2026

For the Husqvarna lawn mower model 917376822, use unleaded regular gasoline; that is typically 87 octane (E10 or less). The 917376822 owner's manual lists the fuel type as “Unleaded Regular,” which is the correct choice for normal mowing and helps prevent hard starting from stale or incorrect fuel.

• Use fresh unleaded regular gasoline (commonly 87 octane).
• Use fuel with 10% ethanol or less (E10) when possible.
• Buy only what you will use in 30 days to reduce stale-fuel problems.
• Store gas in a clean, approved fuel can; replace rusty cans.
• Add fuel stabilizer if the mower will sit for more than a few weeks.

Higher octane does not add power in small mower engines designed for regular fuel. More important is fuel freshness and ethanol content.

• Avoid old gas (stale fuel is a top cause of no-start issues).
• Avoid dirty or rusty fuel cans (rust and dirt can clog the carburetor).
• Avoid fuel with more than 10% ethanol when you have a choice.

Using the correct fuel helps your mower start reliably and keeps the carburetor jets from gumming up. The manual also warns against storing gasoline from one season to the next, since stale fuel and contamination create driveability and starting problems.

For storage and fuel-handling best practices, follow how to keep lawn mower gas from going bad.

Last updated: January 2026