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NAPA Auto Parts GRANDVIEW
844 Grandview Ave
Columbus,  OH  43215-1124
(614) 488-3176
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Lawn & Garden Equipment Parts


Lawn & Garden Supplies That Fall Under Automotive Parts

NAPA Auto Parts is your neighborhood lawn and garden supply store. Shop our large selection of fuel system parts, transmission parts and water pump repair kits for large lawn tractors. From a rear axle shaft, spindle assembly or quill assembly with jack shaft to torque convertor mounting bolts, steering pinion gear and drive gear boxes, NAPAonline stocks all the lawn care supplies and parts you need for a fresh cut.

As your trusted lawn supply store, we not only offer replacement parts for gas-operated push mowers, but we also sell fertilizer spreaders and seed spreaders, edger attachments, leaf blowers from top brands like Milwaukee, electric cordless trimmers (including hedge trimmers) and high-powered chainsaws from popular brands like Craftsman and DeWalt. Looking for online garden supplies? Quickly add to your online shopping cart lawn mower covers and storage bags, trimmer line spools, chain oil and replacement saw chains from our garden supply online. The NAPA Network is ready to deliver all the maintenance components and chemicals you will need to keep brand-new equipment in great condition.

Lawn Mower Replacement Parts That Will Get The Job Done

With advancements in lawn care equipment, one of the most common lawn mower parts to replace are electronic batteries. Of course, NAPA Auto Parts still sells lawn and garden lead acid tractor batteries, but many homeowners with small yards are switching to electric motors to reduce noise and emissions. Electric lawn mowers come with rechargeable batteries, but over time those mower batteries lose the ability to get a full charge and need to be replaced. It can vary by model, but you should expect five years of life out of a rechargeable lawn battery. If you notice it getting weak, consider replacing the battery pack.

No matter the model or design of your mower, there is one consistent lawn mower repair that happens at some point from spring to fall. The signs of a bent mower blade include an uneven cut, bumpy handling, strange grinding noises and the mower stalling. If you notice these signs, don't attempt to straighten it yourself; replace it! A slightly bent blade can quickly damage the engine and body, not to mention destroy your lawn. NAPAonline sells a wide assortment of lawn mower replacement blades, including reciprocator blades, mulching blades and brush cutter blades. Make sure the new blade is the size specified in your owner's manual. Our selection of lawn tractor parts online includes blade mounts and blade adapters for riding lawn mowers.

Lawn Mower Supplies To Fuel Your Landscaping Projects

Oil is an important part of maintenance for anything with an engine, whether it's a car, a lawn mower or a trimmer. Check your oil every time before you mow, while the engine is cold. You should also inspect the color and clarity of the oil. Your motor oil is good to go if it shows clear with an amber color; if your oil is burnt or has debris in it, it's time for a change. Typically, you need to change the oil in your mower every 20 to 50 hours of operation. So, if you have a small yard and mow weekly, you might only need to change the oil once a growing season. As a rule, SAE-30 oil will work well in most small engines. There's also SAE 15W-50, which is better for continuous use in commercial mowers or in extremely high temperatures.

But what if you put fresh fuel in your trusty gas mower and nothing happens? You pull the cord over and over, but your lawn mower won't start. Then it is time to inspect your lawn mower equipment. Over time, as your engine runs, it leaves deposits on the spark plug, coating it in burnt fuel, oil and exhaust soot. Remove the spark plug wire and the plug itself for inspection. If the spark plug is all black, then it's time to replace it by going to your nearby lawn mower tractor supply store. Be sure to buy the same size plug, and set the gap to the correct specification. If your lawn mower still won't start, check your fuel line and clean your carburetor. Once you've determined that the engine has a spark and is getting fuel, you'll want to replace the air filter. Air filters and oil filters are typical replacement parts offered by NAPA Auto Parts in our lawn mowing equipment for sale.