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Old 05-23-2016, 09:16 PM
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yeah it was worn so I welded on it to fill it back in.
The inside of the U will wear on the rockshaft but there should not be any wear on top/outside of that U bar unless it was not properly positioned when the mule drive went on and it was not corrected for some time.
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Has anyone had any dealings with a Mark Hellrung? I see he has an add at the top of the page dealing in reproduction of NLA parts. I e-mailed hime several days ago inquiring about new idler pulley brackets but I haven't heard anything back
Mark AKA Yosemite Sam is on the forum, you can PM him if you don't hear back. As much as he bad mouths himself, he is a stand up guy. I would have no reservations buying parts from him. More than likely, he is still trying to hunt and peck a reply to your email...old guys...whata ya gonna do?

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The inside of the U will wear on the rockshaft but there should not be any wear on top/outside of that U bar unless it was not properly positioned when the mule drive went on and it was not corrected for some time.
I see what you mean. Its hitting one of the bolts for the 3 point hitch bracket
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Ok just outta curiosity what lenght belt are you suppose to use from the pto to the mower??
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Well after several successful mowing's without incident I MAY have figured out why the belt kept popping off. The extension spring on the one idler pulley was weakened so the belt wouldn't never tighten up enough. replaced the spring and so far so good
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