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Suncast Farming

Official Suncast farming parts

Suncast farming equipment is durable and strong when you need these qualities the most. Gardening work is always a chore; however, using Suncast farm equipment makes cultivating, planting and harvesting much easier. When your Suncast farming equipment breaks down, get the repair parts you need to fix the problem at Sears PartsDirect.

Top Suncast farming equipment replacement parts

  • Shear pins. Tiller and cultivator shear pins attach the tines to the drive shaft. Shear pins are designed to break when the tines hit a rock or stump to protect the gear case and engine from damage.
  • Carburetor rebuild kit. The carburetor rebuild kit for farming equipment engines includes gaskets, seals, a hinge pin and other components to refurbish the carburetor.
  • Air filter. The farming equipment engine's air filter removes contaminants from air before it reaches the engine, to help reduce engine wear and improve efficiency.
  • Clutch cable. The clutch cable connects the clutch control arm to the drive system in the cultivator or tiller. The clutch cable also controls the drive system on the farm equipment.

Suncast broadcast spreader usage tips

  • Determine the size of the area that you'll be fertilizing and estimate the amount of fertilizer required. Make sure that you have enough fertilizer to cover the area.
  • Make sure that the flow control arm is in the off position so the flow control plate is shut before filling the hopper with fertilizer.
  • Fill the hopper with fertilizer. Break up any lumps of fertilizer in the hopper so fertilizer spreads evenly.
  • Set the proper flow rate setting and determine the required speed of application.
  • Start the tractor in motion and open the flow plate to apply the fertilizer.
  • Close the flow plate before stopping the tractor to avoid creating a pile of fertilizer on the turf.

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