Fix a flat on a husqvarna riding mower front wheel

It is possible that the neutral lever (free wheeling lever) has been actuated by pulling the lever out during the repair. For normal operation the lever should be pushed in.


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Manual -See page 8 item (M)
http://www.husqvarna.com/ddoc/HUSO/HUSO2007_USen/HUSO2007_USen__532418916.pdf

Stephen Bent/damage blade or spindle, check your deck for support link pin missing, damaged or rusted out brackets, blade spindle loose/mount damages or rusted out, missing deck support spring,wheel/roller if equipped, damaged blades, Recheck tire pressure and front steering axles for bent/damage, etc.
When measuring deck for level, measure at blade tips not the deck on a flat level surface. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck
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You may just need the kingpin bushings....under the rubber protector on top of the kingpin,there should be a snapring holding the axle in place .

No ajustment, set at factory. Look for wear parts.

If this is your front end, I'd say you probably bent the linkage rods. 61 & 62.
Most alignments start with the steering wheel centered, bring the closest wheel in to alignment, then work the other one in. Again, on these the links often get bent.

What is stuck? The bolts? The wheel is stuck after removing the bolts?

On page 24 of your owners manual, it states that front wheel toe-in and camber are NOT adjustable.
http://www.husqvarna.com/ddoc/HUSO/HUSO2011_AAaa/HUSO2011_AAaa_YTH24V48LS_532445054.pdf

Mine's not a husquarvarna (thats hard to spell!) but on my honda theres a black plastic cap in the middle of the wheel that you just pull off to reveal a circlip. Prise this off with a flat screwdriver (carefull it doesnt spring off never to be seen again) and slide wheel off. If its not like this then I havent got a clue!

1) Use a pair of pliers to grab the entire boot, then careful pull it off so you don't tear it.
2) Use a flat tip screwdriver to remove the C clip
3) Remove the wheel by lifting forward and off.
Hope this helps Tim

Of course they are. The company sent you the wrong bearings.