Mower Parts in Lumberton, TX

Blades, usually. Grit off sandy ground dulls an edge, and a dull blade tears grass instead of cutting it. Belts are next, since heat and a heavy cut wear them down. Air filters clog with dust and clippings. Spark plugs and batteries wear, too, especially on a mower that sits for a stretch. On a zero-turn, spindle bearings take hits from roots and sticks under the trees. When you spot a frayed belt or a nicked blade, it's time to replace it. The counter at our Buna store has these wear parts for zero-turns, lawn tractors and push mowers.

Have your model and serial number ready before you send the request. Maintenance parts are what the counter gets asked for most. Without the model number, the right part is near impossible to find. A wrong part goes out, you make a second trip, and everyone in line waits. You'll usually find the numbers on a plate on the frame or under the seat. Write down what the part does and where it sits on the mower, too. Then send us a parts request online from home. You can also call the store if you'd rather explain it by phone.

No. A blade has to match the deck it goes on. Length, center hole and lift all have to be right, or it won't balance and cut clean. A zero-turn deck carries two or three blades. A push mower usually runs one. Even two zero-turns from the same maker can take different blades if their decks differ. That's why a blade that looks close isn't close enough. Bring the old blade to the counter, or give us the mower's details on your request. That way the blade matches your deck, not a guess.

Yes, and it often helps. A worn belt, a bent blade or a cracked filter housing in hand gives the counter something to match against. That's handy when a label has worn off a part after a few seasons in the dirt. Bring the part to our Buna store and set it on the counter. A photo of where the part sits on the mower helps, too. With the old part in hand, the counter has something solid to match. If you can't make the drive up, a clear description on your request works, too.

A spare blade, a spark plug and an air filter cover most surprises. If you run a zero-turn or a lawn tractor, a deck belt is worth having, too. A belt that breaks mid-mow stops the deck cold, and a spare means you're cutting again that afternoon. None of these take up much room on a shelf. Swapping a blade or a filter is a short job with basic hand tools. Mark on each box what it fits, so the next order is easy. When your spares run low, restock them at our Buna counter.