DEEG 4PCS 9040H Lawn Mower Front Wheel Bushing to Bearing Conversion Kit Replaces Craftsman,Husqvarna,Murray,Sears,AYP,Poulan,Toro 532009040 532124959 OEM Upgrade Riding Lawnmower Front Wheel Parts
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This is a conversion kit that replaces the original plastic wheel bushings on your riding lawn mower’s front wheels with metal bearings, reducing wobble and extending wheel life. It’s designed for older Craftsman, Husqvarna, Murray, Sears, AYP, Poulan, and Toro models that use OEM part numbers 532009040 or 532124959.
Fitment & Compatibility
Before buying, check your mower’s model number (found under the seat or on the frame). This kit fits most rear-engine riders and lawn tractors with a 5/8-inch axle diameter and a wheel bore of about 0.75 inches. It replaces the original plastic bushing (not a wheel assembly). Cross-reference with OEM part 532009040 or 532124959. It will not fit zero-turn mowers or machines with 3/4-inch axles. Measure your existing bushing’s inner diameter and width to confirm.
Key Things to Know
- Installation difficulty: Moderate. You’ll need a hammer, a socket, and possibly a vise to press the bearing into the wheel hub. Expect 20–30 minutes per wheel.
- Quality: Bearings are sealed and pre-lubricated, but some users report they can be tight initially. A light tap with a mallet may be needed to seat them fully.
- Gotcha: The kit includes four bearings and four spacers. If your mower uses two bushings per wheel (some Craftsman models do), you’ll need two kits for a full set.
- Durability: Metal bearings last far longer than plastic bushings, especially on uneven terrain or heavy use. They reduce front-end wobble noticeably.
Should You Buy It
Buy this kit if your mower has sloppy front wheels caused by worn plastic bushings and you want a cheap, long-lasting fix. It’s ideal for older Craftsman or Husqvarna tractors with 5/8-inch axles and a 0.75-inch wheel bore. Avoid it if your mower uses a different axle size or if you’re not comfortable pressing bearings into hub cavities. For $11.55, it’s a solid upgrade over OEM plastic.
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