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Westwood Axles

Westwood Axles
Westwood axles transfer rotational power from transmissions to wheels across zero-turn and walk-behind equipment types. Our axle inventory includes Westwood axles, mower axles, drive axles, replacement axles, and wheel axles for various applications. Westwood Spares stocks Westwood wheel axle assemblies in stock with correct diameters and lengths for TimeCutter, Recycler, Z Master, and commercial models, providing worldwide shipping on all axle orders. These essential replacement axle components feature hardened steel construction, precision machining, and proper heat treatment that maintain power transfer whilst resisting bending throughout demanding residential and commercial mowing operations involving obstacles and uneven terrain.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do Westwood axles typically last?
Axle longevity varies by usage but typically lasts equipment lifetime with proper maintenance avoiding impacts. Bent axles from obstacle strikes or accidents require immediate replacement regardless of age.
What causes Westwood axles to bend?
Axle bending results from impact damage hitting obstacles like stumps or curbs, overloading equipment beyond capacity, improper installation creating stress points, or manufacturing defects in softer materials. Replace bent axles immediately preventing further damage.
How do I know if my axle is bent?
Bent axle symptoms include visible wobbling wheels, vibration at rear of equipment, uneven tire wear, pulling to one side, or grinding noises from misaligned gears. Jack equipment inspecting axle rotation for wobble.
Can bent Westwood axles be straightened?
Severely bent axles require replacement as straightening weakens metal structure creating future failure points. Minor bends on Personal Pace pivot arms can sometimes be carefully straightened restoring proper gear mesh.
Why do drive gears strip on walk-behind axles?
Gear stripping results from misaligned pivot arms preventing proper mesh, worn bearings allowing excessive play, deck flex on left side, or hitting solid objects whilst engaged. Align components properly preventing premature wear.