Posted by Bob on July 22, 2017 at 19:21:14 from (64.255.159.192):
In Reply to: Re: LX172 won't move posted by DaleNaab on July 22, 2017 at 18:09:41:
NOT sure what diagram you are looking at, but you can look at the official parts catalog complete with parts drawings and part numbers by going to www.jdparts.com and making a couple of clicks, I find it easier to click on "previous parts catalog", then enter the model number.
BEFORE tearing anything apart, take a close look at the axle shaft in the center of the wheel at both sides with it running in gear to be sure it isn't turning free of the wheel hub. (Obviously, have someone on the seat in control, in case it would take off for some reason.) There's a key in there that sometimes shears.
That being said, if the input shaft is in fact turning, I believe the shaft and the bevel gear at the input of the transmission are splined together, with no key to shear there. (Not to say the splines couldn't have stripped.)
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