GARDEN WAY 753-06175 Garden Way Genuine Part FLYWHEEL ASM OEM part for Troy-Bilt Cub-Cadet Craftsman Bolens Remington Ryobi Yardman Yard-Machine White Huskee Lawn-Chie

FLYWHEEL ASM

A lawn mower flywheel is the part of the engine that is bolted to the crankshaft and spins when the blades spin. The purpose of the flywheel is to store energy produced during combustion, and release it evenly each time the blade hits so that propulsion from one blade rotation endures through the next blade rotation.GARDEN WAY 753-06175 Garden Way Genuine Part FLYWHEEL ASM OEM part for Troy-Bilt Cub-Cadet Craftsman Bolens Remington Ryobi Yardman Yard-Machine White Huskee Lawn-Chie

Garden Way 753-06175 Flywheel Asm

The Troy-Bilt Garden Way 753-06175 Flywheel and Spider Assembly is a genuine part, which means it’s the same part you would receive if you purchased it from your local dealer. Because it’s a genuine part, it’s manufactured to the same exacting standards as all of the other parts in your Troy-Bilt product.

The flywheels put out a lot of heat. As you can see in the picture, and through experience, the plastic around the outside edge starts to melt. I've had several where that plastic turns to pink goo, and because it is locked together it just won't allow the engine to turn. You need to have the tool (comes with engine) to pry open and replace this piece. If not replaced, you can't run the mower without singeing your legs.

The Troy-Bilt 753-06175 flywheel can be found on lawn tractors and garden tractors made by the following manufacturers:

The Flywheel is one of the major components located on the rear of the engine that is used to start and stop the engine. It is also used to store kinetic energy when mowing in order for the cutter to continue running without pulling on the starter rope.

The flywheel is the component within a riding mower that stores kinetic energy, which is used to rotate the blades. The more massive the flywheel (or rotating assembly) is, the greater amount of energy it can store at one time. This results in better starts and fewer instances of jarring or jerking.