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Lawn Tractor Shift Rod Torsion Spring (replaces 532165711, 5321657-11) 165711

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Part Information

This shift rod torsion spring (part number 165711) is for lawn tractors.

Shift rod torsion spring 165711 helps hold the shift rod in the proper position on the pivot bracket.

Wear work gloves to protect your hands when installing this part.

Reviews

Mower_Guy61401
Galesburg ILReviews 1Votes 0
• 1 year ago
Mower_Guy61401• 1 year ago
DYT4000

Exact fit for a DYT4000 917.273640 this part fits exactly as it should and it fixed the loose speed lever.

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grawtree
NJReviews 2Votes 0
• 2 years ago
grawtree• 2 years ago
shift handle spring

very easy to install and fits exactly as it should

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John19
Lansdale, PAReviews 1Votes 0
• 2 years ago
John19• 2 years ago
No instructions come with the part

To install the spring you have to remove the rear wheel to access the the shift handle attachment point to the frame. The bracket has to be remove to access the two cotter pins that need to be removed in order to remove the old spring and install the new. Be sure new spring is placed on the shift rod in the proper direction so that the one end of the spring goes around the shift rod and the smaller end clips around the notch in the bracket. It just takes some ingenuity in figuring out the position of the spring. Reassembly is tricky because now the spring is putting the shift rod and bracket in tension for its attachment to the tractor frame. You will need new cotter pins for reinstallation of the shift rod.

What Ever
NCReviews 1Votes 0
• 5 years ago
What Ever• 5 years ago
Spring

No instructions on how to install and none on YouTube. Tried to set up a repair and it failed twice.