Replacement Belt For Mclane # 1060

Click for larger image and other views

Replacement Belt For Mclane # 1060 Feature

• Excees OEM Specs
• 1 Year Warranty

Replacement Belt For Mclane # 1060 Overview

Drive belt on Mclane Edgers 19" long

Available In Stock.

Troy-Bilt TB554 9-Inch 158cc Briggs & Stratton 500 Series Gas-Powered Lawn Edger with Curb Wheel

Click for larger image and other views

Troy-Bilt TB554 9-Inch 158cc Briggs & Stratton 500 Series Gas-Powered Lawn Edger with Curb Wheel Feature

• Self-sharpening, heavy duty 9-inch triple-edge blade
• 6-position edging depth up to 2-1/4-Inches, 3-position adjustable bevel for easy edging along walks and flower beds
• Premium 7-inch front and 8-inch rear steel ball-bearing wheels
• 3 position bevel setting
• Non-CARB Compliant/Not For Sale In California

Troy-Bilt TB554 9-Inch 158cc Briggs & Stratton 500 Series Gas-Powered Lawn Edger with Curb Wheel Overview

TROY-BILT" EDGER/TRENCHER 4.0HP B&S 9" steel blade with plastic blade guard 6 position from 1/4" to 2" Trenching kit included 2 year limited warranty Boxed

Available In Stock.

Oregon 75-120 Replacement Belt for McLane 1060, 1/2-inch x 19-inch

Click for larger image and other views

Oregon 75-120 Replacement Belt for McLane 1060, 1/2-inch x 19-inch Feature

• Replaces McLane part number 1060
• Measures 1/2-inch by 19-inches
• Use on edgers

Oregon 75-120 Replacement Belt for McLane 1060, 1/2-inch x 19-inch Overview

BELT MCLANE-1/2 X 19

Available In Stock.

Oem Spec Belt MCLANE/1060-B

Click for larger image and other views

Oem Spec Belt MCLANE/1060-B Overview

Oem Spec Belt MCLANE/1060-B

Available In Stock.

Oregon Replacement Part THROTTLE CONTROL - MCLANE 1013B # 60-009

Click for larger image and other views

Oregon Replacement Part THROTTLE CONTROL - MCLANE 1013B # 60-009 Overview

THROTTLE CONTROL - MCLANE

Available In Stock.

American Lawn Mower 1ST-SP Reel Mower Grass Catcher

Click for larger image and other views

American Lawn Mower 1ST-SP Reel Mower Grass Catcher Feature

• Fits with 14, 16, and 18-inch width reel mowers
• Acutal width is 19.5-inches
• Durable plastic bottom, polyester rot-resistant fabric, and a heavy-duty wire frame
• Features galvanized steel bottom and adjustable attached hooks
• Reel mower grass catcher prevents grass from being strewn across the lawn

American Lawn Mower 1ST-SP Reel Mower Grass Catcher Overview

The American Lawn Mower Company reel mower grass catcher prevents grass from being strewn across the lawn. For durability this grass catcher sports a plastic bottom, polyester rot-resistant fabric, and a heavy-duty wire frame. It features a galvanized steel bottom and adjustable attached hooks. The grass catcher conveniently folds down for easy storage. It fits with 14-, 16-, and 18-inch hand mowers.

American Lawn Mower 1ST-SP Reel Mower Grass Catcher Specifications

The value of a grass catcher is undeniable. If you don't want cut grass strewn across your lawn, you need to either rake after mowing or get a grass catcher. If you've decided a grass catcher is more of a necessity than an alternative, the question becomes what kind to get. One quality to look for is durability, because, let's face it, the grass catcher has a hard row to hoe, getting dragged over all sorts of terrain while wet grass and dirt are spewed into its basket. Another essential quality is rot resistance, because wet grass can cause some damage to frail fabric. This grass catcher sports a durable plastic bottom, polyester rot-resistant fabric, and a heavy-duty wire frame. In addition, it folds up compactly for easy storage. Though some assembly is required, it's neither difficult nor complicated.

Available In Stock.

Ten Steps For Getting Your Edger/Trimmer Ready For Storage

It only takes 10 steps to get your lawn edger ready for storage.

Mclane Mowers

Step #1: Start your lawn edger/trimmer and let it run for a 4-5 minutes. Then turn your edger/trimmer off. (The purpose of this step is to get your oil warmed up so it can easily be drained.)

Mclane Mowers

Step #2: Spray your edger/trimmer with a water hose to remove all the dust, dirt, and loose or clumped grass. (Pay particular attention to the inside of the blade guard where wet grass and dirt often become trapped.)

Step #3: Empty out all the gas from your edger/trimmer. Then start your edger/trimmer and let it run until all the remaining gas in the edger/trimmer is used up and the engine stops. (This should remove all the gas from the edger/trimmer's carburetor and prevent gummy deposits from forming.) NOTE: Do not refill the edger/trimmer with gas until you intend to use it again (e.g., in the Spring).

Step #4: Next, drain out the old oil in the edger/trimmer and refill the edger/trimmer with the recommended grade of oil. Be sure and refill the oil to the proper level.

Step #5: Remove the air filter and knock off all the loose dirt from it. If the air filter is really dirty, you may want to hand wash the filter in water and dish water soap (e.g., Ivory), rinse it thoroughly, and then let it dry completely before you put it back in the edger/trimmer.

Step #6: Remove the spark plug, inspect it for damage, and then either clean it or replace it with a new spark plug. Whether you replace it or clean it, make sure the spark plug has the correct gap. You can use a spark plug gap gauge to check the spark plug's gap size. (Your edger/trimmer's owner's or operator's manual will tell you both what the recommended spark plug is and also what the correct spark plug gap size should be.)

Step #7: Check the edger/trimmer blade and see if it is so worn down that you will need to replace it. If it is, replace the cutter blade with a new one.

Step #8: Check, and if needed, tighten all the nuts, bolts, and screws that might have become loosened during the operation of the edger/trimmer. In particular, check the cutterhead pulley guard (the cover over the end of the drive belt), the blade guard (the cover over part of the cutter blade), and the blade mounting nut (the large nut that keeps the cutter blade tight on the cutterhead shaft). Note: If you have just replaced your edger/trimmer blade, you have already tightened the blade mounting nut.

Step #9: Use a grease gun to lubricate (i.e., add grease) the cutterhead body through the one or two grease fittings that are located on it.

Step #10: Wipe down the outside of the edger/trimmer to remove any remaining dirt, oil, grease, or gas that might still be on the edger/trimmer

That's it!!! Your edger/trimmer is now ready for storage.

Ten Steps For Getting Your Edger/Trimmer Ready For Storage

Mclane Mowers