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woods rm 59 questions

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Rick T

07-25-2004 19:08:57




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Hi all, How hot should the pulleys get when using this mower? The belt was slipping when I got into rough(tall) grass so I tightened it. Will that make it AND the pulleys get hot?
This is the first time I tightened the belt as I bought the mower used, and it worked okay the last season. I am considering getting a King Kutter brand finish mower to replace it, any comments from experience are appreciated. Thanks Rick.

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Duner Wi

07-26-2004 19:34:19




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 Re: woods rm 59 questions in reply to Rick T, 07-25-2004 19:08:57  
Om my RM59-1 I tighten the belt till the tab nearly touches the "V" belt pulley. If I have to cut grass 3 ft. tall I do it in multiple passes or the belt will slip.



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