buickanddeere
Well-known Member
I've searched far and wide and am about to either.
#1 bush the bore of another pulley. #2 replace the post the idler pulley rides on with a standard size. Or #3 toss the old MTD garden roto-tiller in the trash.
There are 3 to 6" inch pulleys but precious little at or under 2".
Anybody have a secret idler supplier?
I've tried looking up parts in the online but this 1960's vintage machine is only identifed via the rusty words " Moderline with Reverse" and "Deluxe".
The ancinet vertical shaft Briggs runs fine since tossing the points and installing an electronic refit. Starts on the first pull and is the slowest idling Briggs I've ever seen.
#1 bush the bore of another pulley. #2 replace the post the idler pulley rides on with a standard size. Or #3 toss the old MTD garden roto-tiller in the trash.
There are 3 to 6" inch pulleys but precious little at or under 2".
Anybody have a secret idler supplier?
I've tried looking up parts in the online but this 1960's vintage machine is only identifed via the rusty words " Moderline with Reverse" and "Deluxe".
The ancinet vertical shaft Briggs runs fine since tossing the points and installing an electronic refit. Starts on the first pull and is the slowest idling Briggs I've ever seen.