Re: Sears Suburban Reverse?!

Posted by Chris(WA) on March 20, 2005 at 21:25:46 from (204.182.70.237):

In Reply to: Re: Sears Suburban Reverse?! posted by James Rigby on March 20, 2005 at 12:35:07:

Lets see if I can explain this clear enough to understand. The lever engages the clutch when it is pushed forward.There is a linkage and fork mechanism to do that part.There is an over center posistion it will lock into when it is pushed far enough. Kind of like using the hand clutch on a John Deere. When you pull back on the lever to the middle posistion the clutch disengages. Neutral. When you put pressure backwards on the lever it pulls on the cable. That puts tension on the idler wheel which presses against the reversing belt, tensioning it so that the clutch is driven backwards and the tractor backs up. Hope this helps. It works much easier than it is to explain!!(This would be much easier if we were standing next to my Suburban 725 so I could show you instead of explaining!!)

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