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Called (5) Snapper dealers, and Snapper's 800 number. One dealer checked national warehouses -none stock this part, and said it's not available since 2015. Call to Snapper was disappointing: was told dealers are supposed to help. Responded that (5) dealers could not help. Response from...

Adhesive not the problem- Foam is mangled -no way it can be reinstalled to perform as intended. Needs to be original dimensions, particularly ht, to seal when the seat is lowered. Interested to hear any perspective on the importance of replacing this foam seal.

Thanks Scrubcadet10- Your experience proves concern valid that this part may not be actually be in stock at lawnmowerpros. -Making my other Q more important, regarding importance of replacing this foam.

Mower: 2007 Snapper RE200 Part: Seal Foam P/N 1709055SM "1.5 X 2.62" Problem: Seal foam (approx 1.5" H X 21" L -see photo) is held by adhesive to form a "C" shape on top of motor. Location of seal foam shown in photo: residual adhesive forms a backward "C". Seal foam adhesive failed, and...

YES. 2007 Snapper RE200 (13 HP hydrostatic rear engine rider, 30" cut). EZ to use, mows great, and has been completely reliable with annual maintenance -never required service other than replacing a front tire due to sidewall rot. Cost $2,150: U get what U pay for!

Snapper RT1330 (Model 2690249) Front tire has cracked sidewall: 13X5.00-6 "Turf Tech II N.H.S." -made in China. Looked online: didn't find a 1:1 tire/wheel replacement with the rounded tread/sidewall transition that's reasonably priced. Snapper's price is @$75 for tire/wheel -seems high. Any...

Bought a low hours 2006 Snapper RE200 last year. Very happy, except the Briggs 13HP OHV starts hard. The battery is strong -new this year. Run no-ethanol gas, or use additive when ethanol gas used. I crank it over choked for 5sec each try, and for the first approx 5 attempts get nothing. On...

This past spring, got a nice deal on a very low hrs 2007 RE 200 Snapper with a 13HP Briggs model 21A907 motor. A good performer so far, and now time to store it. The manual has typical direction to pour 1 oz oil into the cylinder and turn it over. The engine sits transverse and has no pull...