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Product Description
AJK72909307 Washer Suspension Rod Kit Replacement With a Cup of Grease
The AJK72909307 suspension rod kit supports the washing bucket and maintains its stability during imbalanced loads. The kit may include multiple components; Please refer to your parts drawing for a complete list of included parts.
Washer Suspension Rod Kit AJK72909307 Replaces part numbers:
- PD00026805, 4902EA1002E, TAW35618213, AP5736587, 2758534, PS8737438
4902ea1002e suspension rod assembly
The length of the suspension rod is 25.8 inches.
This AJK72909307 Washer Suspension Rod Kit Compatible with lg and ken-more Washer models:
[Fit for ken-more washer]
- 79631512210, 79631512211, 79631513210, 79631513211, 79631522210, 79631522211, 79631523210, 79631523211
[Fit for lg washer]
- 31512, 35563, WT4970CW, WT5070CW, WT5170HV, WT5170HW, WT6001HV, WT6001HW




Rex Huston –
fixed all of the problems we had with our washer.
Del Schier –
My Kenmore Elite had been shutting of on spin. These rods looked exactly the same as the old ones but now the machine never makes it through spin without rebalancing the load a half dozen times.A vile of slippery grease came with the rods but no instructions what to do with it. I put it on the mounting balls on each end of the rods. I noticed the original rods had sticky damping grease on the rods. That may be why these do not work. If I had to do it over I would have gotten some damping grease and put in on the old rods.
P. J. V. –
FAST, FREE DELIVERY AND ON TIME… what a concept, great job!
Debbie Raczka –
Opened package checked components one part was missing top mounting plastic flange
Spinnetti –
It is this bushing that wears out that is why you have to replace these in the first place. Without that bushing is that these parts will be worse than the original worn out parts. This product should be recalled until this defect is rectified. In the attached picture I’ve pointed to where the missing bushing is supposed to go.