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How To Remove Rear Wheel From Sears Riding Mower?

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Slide the washer and retaining ring off the axle. Grasp the square key behind the wheel on the axle with needle-nose pliers and pull it straight up to remove it. Only the rear wheels have a square key to lock the rear-wheel drive transmission in place so the lawn mower can move.

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David is an automotive enthusiast and writer covering cars, motorcycles, and all types of vehicles with practical maintenance tips.

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