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That's IT !.... GET THE BELT
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Posted by Frank on June 05, 2000 at 05:30:38 from (205.188.200.29):
I have a four thousand year old wheelhorse rider lawn tractor. Well actually it's about 15 years old. My problem is I keep chewing up the belt from the motor to the deck. Why ? And the PTO is always on. What size belt do I really need here ? And how do I run it around the PTO pully. I bought it about two weeks ago. And It seems the prior- had by passed the pto, ( for what reason ) I have no clue.The deck spins, and it cuts..... Mostly the belts I have put on... But it cut's. At 5.49 a belt. it only took 12.00 to cut my lawn. Not bad huh ?
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