Comments on: trying tofind list of replacmeant parts for a lt 1000 sears craftsman lawn tractor looking for tie rods?

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By: extitude

extitude — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 07:15:48 +0000

I can’t help unless I know the year of make.
I had an old sears lawn tractor and it was really a Roper.
But do you mean the ball joint connecters for the steering?
I hope you respond as I can learn too from your answer.

By: Lear B

Lear B — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 06:55:23 +0000

There’s only a couple of companies making lawn tractor’s in the U.S. now, Lowes and Tractor Farm Supply both have parts for them. You could also try a lawn mower repair shop.

By: Jim

Jim — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 06:01:08 +0000

To begin, get your supposed “facts” straight DIYDOC…..Sears was not “taken over” by anyone, not K-Mart, not little green headed men from Mars. It was a merger of the 2 companies – the name of the new corporation is Sears Holdings (note K-Mart isn’t in the new name)
Now – regarding your parts question. Since you have the internet (obviously), go to Sears.com There is a “parts” button to push on the home page. Once at the parts home page, enter your tractor model number (it will begin with a 917, then a period, then a 6 digit number). A list of available parts will come up, including the Owners manual which you obviously don’t have (if you had it, you could simply locate the part and part number at the back of the manual) You can also click on “diagram” and an exploded drawing indicating parts will come up. Get you part numbers and order them online. There will be a shipping charge. If you’d rather call, call 1-800-4-MYHOME, give them the part numbers and model number, and they’ll process your order and have it sent to your house.

By: DIY Doc

DIY Doc — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 05:44:21 +0000

No offense but have you tried Sears.com?

Even though they were taken over under very suspicious and unscrupulous methods by K mart,,,,,,sigh,,, They offer a HUGE data base through Parts & Service,,, even Tech help,,, which I use often. I’d check THEM out first/ next; if I was in your place.

Steven Wolf

By: FEMMALABUSH

FEMMALABUSH — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 04:44:45 +0000

i probably have them sitting up in back onmy craftsman mower, where do you live?
mine is funny it has no brakes and we live on a hill so you ride it and loose the brakes and go flying out into the street, its so fun, do you have the same?
fun fun fun!
although my husband, the turd he is spoiled my Brakeless fun and put chains on the tires so it grips, man he is no fun!
haha!