2 Pack 9" Lawn Mower Rear Wheels Assembly Fit for Cub Cadet CC94M CC98 SRC621 SR621 Craftsman 247371080 MTD Columbia White Outdoor Troy-Bilt Self Propelled Mower Replace 734-2010 734-2010B 734-2010A

What It Is

This is a 2-pack of 9-inch rear wheel assemblies designed for self-propelled lawn mowers from Cub Cadet, Craftsman, MTD, Columbia, White Outdoor, and Troy-Bilt. It replaces OEM part numbers 734-2010, 734-2010B, and 734-2010A, providing a direct bolt-on replacement for worn or broken rear wheels.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your mower’s model number (not just brand) and wheel size. These are 9-inch diameter wheels (measured tire to tire), with a 3/4-inch axle hole and a 2-inch hub width. They fit specific self-propelled models like the Cub Cadet CC94M, CC98, SRC621, SR621, and Craftsman 247371080. They also work with many MTD, Columbia, and White Outdoor mowers using the same wheel design. Check your current wheel’s part number—if it matches 734-2010, 734-2010B, or 734-2010A, these are direct replacements. Measure your axle diameter (should be 3/4-inch) and hub width to avoid fitment issues. Not compatible with push mowers or zero-turn models.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Users report durable plastic hubs and decent rubber tires that hold up on flat lawns but may wear faster on rough terrain or concrete.
• Installation: Easy bolt-on swap—remove the old wheel’s retaining clip or pin, slide off, and press the new one on. No special tools needed.
• Common Gotchas: The included axle bushings may not fit all mowers—check if your model uses a separate bushing or spacer. Some users note the tires are slightly smaller than OEM (closer to 8.5 inches), which can lower the deck height slightly.
• Pairing: This is a 2-pack (both rear wheels). If you only need one, you’ll have a spare.

Should You Buy It

If you have a compatible Cub Cadet, Craftsman, or MTD self-propelled mower with worn or cracked 9-inch rear wheels, this is a solid, affordable replacement. It’s best for flat lawns and casual use; skip it if you need exact OEM height or ride over rough ground frequently.