AboutJohn C. Bridgers Sr. Expertise Small Engine Service Center Co-Owner - ATVs, Mowers, Trimmers, Snow throwers, and Many Other Small Engine Operated Equipment. I can answer questions pertaining to Most Lawn and Garden Equipment, e.g. riders, tillers, trimmers, cement mixers, chainsaws, etc. I have been repairing small engines for 34 years. Briggs & Stratton, Tecumseh, Kohler, Lawn Boy, Stihl, Poulan, Mac, and Honda; to name a few.
Experience
Past/Present clients I have worked on small air/water cooled engines for 34 Years. I performed warranty work for Lowes of Wilson and other retailers in the area. I Own a Yard Maintenance and Certified Small Engine Repair Service Center.
Question We have a yard machine riding lawn mower. The model # is 13AM663F352 and
the serial # is 1E152B80304. The steering shaft needs to be replaced because
the teeth on the gear at the bottom are so worn down that we can't steer
anymore. My question is how do you get the old one off so you can put the new
one on?
Answer Hello Andrea:
There are 2 Styles of Steering Assemblies on Riding Mowers. 1- Remove the Steering Wheel. 2- Remove the Cutter Deck. 3- Remove Clip from the Lower Section of the Steering Shaft. Shaft should be ready for Removal. This is the Most Common. These Instructions may even help with Removal of the Second Style also. Hope this Helps.
