Simplicity Lawn Mower Parts

You may have heard of Simplicity lawn mowers but have never seen them in stores. Simplicity has been making lawn and garden equipment for other companies like JC Penney, Montgomery Ward, Viking/Stihl, Homelite and Rapid. In 1989 Simplicity acquired Middleworth, Inc. zero turn radius mowers) and in 2002 they bought Snapper. In 2004 Briggs and Stratton bought Simplicity. Now that they are owned by a financially stable company you can get a full supply of Simplicity lawn mower parts on a regular basis.

You can buy just about any kind of Simplicity lawn mower parts from Jack’s Small Engine Supply or Milaca Lawn and Garden. The most commonly replaced part for Simplicity mowers are drive belts, air filters, fuel filters, tires, deck rollers, bearings and blades. With the cost of sharpening going through the roof because hardly anyone does it anymore it has become just as economical to change your mower deck blades personally instead of taking them off and having them sharpened.

Here are some prices for Simplicity lawn mower parts. Replacement belts start at a little over $12 and go up to $30 at Jack’s. Replacement blades for all sizes started at $12 and none were over $20. All of the bearings listed were very reasonable at under $10 for all but the largest spindle bearing. Some were as low as $4. Very reasonable for factory OEM parts. Replacement drive and mower deck belts started at $12.22 and went up to $39.38 for the largest drive belt they had. Oil filters were ranging from seven to a little over ten dollars and there was not a single fuel filter that was more than seven dollars. Fuel line was available braided in rolls of twenty five feet or you could buy it for $2.51 a foot. Simplicity lawn mower parts were as reasonable as most aftermarket parts.