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New member in KY, need help
I have a 2004 LT2180. The PTO drive belt keeps coming off and usually destroying the belt, where the double pulley bolts. It was bent and cracked ,so I fixed that, and its still coming off. , I did notice quite a bit of vibration, thanks for any help. God bless
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Post some pics of the double pulley. Make sure the spindles turn nice and free and that the springs that tension the belts are in good condition and that the arms that they pulleys bolt to are free to move. Also check the 2 pulleys under the engine where the belt makes a 90 degree turn to see if they spin freely with no bad sounds. Most of the belt problems on 2180's are from rusted pulley mounts that can't move. My BIL has one and he is trying to beat it to death. He just managed to strip the pinion gear on the steering so I expect to see it show up in the next day or so.
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If you have a vibration and/or the belt is jumping, check the pulley grooves for a piece of wood or debris lodged in the bottom of the v pulley.
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all groves are clear and spin free, thanks godbless
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it was the belt, the quality of the new belt made a huge diff, compared to the auto parts belts i bought, they had bad vibration, and twisted, thanks godbless
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Some belts are constructed to go up/down/around and some belts are constructed to just wrap pulleys in a single plane. You usually can't interchange the former for the latter.
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