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Changing the belt on a Mastercut riding mower.
Hello all,
I've had a Mastercut riding mower for about 10 years that finally shredded a belt. It's a 12 HP, 42 inch cut. It's the belt that runs the blades. I have a new belt, but it looks like it's harder to do than I anticipated. The belt has to go around several things and I have no idea how to do this. I'm on a limited income and would prefer to do this myself. The shops cost more than I can afford right now. Can anyone give me some instruction on how this is done safely and properly? Thank you for your help |
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Changing the belt on a Mastercut riding mower.
"Talk2Me" wrote in message ... Hello all, I've had a Mastercut riding mower for about 10 years that finally shredded a belt. I have a new belt, but it looks like it's harder to do than I anticipated. The belt has to go around several things and I have no idea how to do this. Can anyone give me some instruction on how this is done safely and properly? I suspect that if you just begin to install the belt, you'll figure out how it goes. I think if it's done wrong you will either not be able to fit it onto the drive puller or it will be too loose and fall of that pulley. I just replaced the belt on a Deutz-Allis and had no idea how it went but once I started, it was obvious it could only go one way. Good Luck and don't pinch a finger between a pulley and the belt. Tom G. |
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