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You must first make sure you have the belt pattern correct. You can go to www.needlawnmowerparts.com to find your belt diagram. First find the model number from under your seat. Go to the site and find your part lookup. Follow the belt pattern when installing the belt. Make sure you check all of the pulleys, idlers, springs and blades while you are working. You can see where all of those items are located on the diagram. There is live help there if you need to talk to someone.

2007-08-07 10:20:45 by Jim S

Just bought this from my job, it was a last year#39;s leftover model so I got a break on the price. looks like brand new, I love it :D

Huskee (MTD) puts there unit model numbers under the operators seat but if your looking for engine numbers then you need to look on the engine shroud or over head valve cover if it's over head valves.

Best of luck finding them!

2009-04-04 12:01:00 by markeydee81

Price: $19.99

Murray Part Number 495100
Genuine Murray Part
3-n-1 Combination Blade can be Used for Side Discharge, Mulching, or Bagging

lawn mower runs good when choke is on but cuts out bad as soon and u turn choke off. Any ideas?

Clean the filter out that is in the fuel tank --yours

2009-04-18 14:16:16 by eastman_andrew

Price: $17.99 $9.85

Fits all MTD riding lawnmower and tractor decks 2005 and after
Easily attaches to garden hose
Wash kit keeps lawnmower decks clean and in good repair

Model # is 13A5450F131
Serial # is 28257G60135

My sister bought it from a yard sale and thats all the info I have.
Thank you VERY MUCH!!! Just what we needed!!!!

You can find that information at www.mtdparts.com but I found your diagram at http://manuals.mtdproducts.com/mtd/DocGe tter?doc=770-0545m.pdf

2008-05-05 15:20:52 by joanmullican

Hi everyone!

I'm thinking about buying the Huskee Supreme Blade 46" from Tractor Supply for my Huskee 42" rider, but I'm worried about the quality and performance since it's such a light-duty unit. I need to level out some areas of my yard (which has LOOSE dirt and soil) and I want to scrape down other areas of my side yard to remove vines and light brush so I can seed with grass.

I didn't know if the combination of the Huskee tractor and blade would be strong enough to scrape the top layer of leaves and grass and dirt to level it all out. I know it's not a dozer, or grader, or plow truck, but for $350 I thought it might be a sound investment if it worked.

If anyone has used this combination, or similar, I'd appreciate the assistance!! THANK YOU ALL!

-Dave

the tractor is too small to do too much with the blade.

2009-03-29 05:23:31 by David D