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Stillwaters    3

Stillwaters
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Hello! I am new at the Red Square and it's good to be here!  I have a 310-8  with a 46" deck  and I need new mounting hardware for my wheels and rollers.  I am having difficulty finding the items simply without spending a bunch...I've contacted the place that had the .  Does anyone offer a kit for just the hardware (the wheels and rollers are newer)?  Where have you guys found such hardware? Thanks for your time!

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Ed Kennell    38,687

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:text-welcomeconfetti:to the :rs:         I am not familiar with a 46" deck.  Could it be 42" or 48"?

 

Pictures of the hardware needed would help.   

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@Stillwaters :text-welcomeconfetti: to:rs:

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