Skip to product information
1 of 5

Spindle Assembly for HUSTLER 604214, 14923, RAPTOR Models 42 & 52" Decks"

Spindle Assembly for HUSTLER 604214, 14923, RAPTOR Models 42 & 52" Decks"

Regular price $71.99 USD
Regular price Sale price $71.99 USD
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.

One New Aftermarket Replacement Spindle Assembly for Hustler Zero-Turn Mowers

This aftermarket replacement spindle assembly fits select Hustler Raptor, Raptor Limited, and Dash zero-turn mower deck models with 34", 42", and 52" cutting decks. The spindle assembly controls the safe rotation of the mower blade during operation; a worn or damaged spindle can cause blades to spin unevenly or stop spinning entirely. This assembly includes mounting hardware.

Specifications

  • Height: 5-1/2"
  • Deck Compatibility: 34", 42", and 52" decks
  • Mounting Hardware: Included
  • Mounting Holes: (4) Round Bolt Blade Mount

Compatible Models

Hustler Raptor: 42" and 52" decks - Models 931741, 931881, 931899, 931998US, 932004US, 933069, 933077, 933382, 933937, 934414, 933408, 934786, 934505, 934513, 934794, 935734, 935742, 935759, 935767, 935817, 937748, 937755, 937763, 937813, 937847, 937854, 938159, 938167, 938563, 938571, 938589, 938597, 938605, 939215, 939223, 939389

Hustler Raptor Limited: 42" and 52" decks - Models 934802, 934893, 936500, 937771, 937862, 938977

Hustler Dash: 34" and 42" decks - Models 938480, 938498, 939231, 939249

Hustler Dash XD: Models 940742, 940759, 940767

Note: Does NOT fit Raptor SD Series or Raptor X Series. Verify your model and serial number before ordering.

Replaces Part Number(s):

Hustler: 604214

Aftermarket Interchange Numbers

Rotary: 14923 | Oregon/Fits Stens: 285-302

New aftermarket replacement part - not remanufactured, not used.

View full details
  • 5 stars: 1 (100%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
T
Timothy Arwood
Parts

The spindle shafts that you sent me arrived in a timely manner and fit perfectly. It is a shame that hustler built the assembly incorrectly due to the pulley nut and blade bolt both go in the same direction. If I would have designed this product, I would have reversed one of the threads in order to remove one or the other.