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Big-D 05-07-2012 11:52 PM

107 hydro drive lever adjustment
 
My drive lever doesn't stay in position during operation. I'm tired of having to hold it while mowing! Is there an adjustment to solve my problem? Thanks.

TheSaturnV 05-08-2012 12:42 AM

Yes there is. Look at the diagram below for your 107. Parts #22 are friction disks that hold the lever steady when properly tightened. Obviously, over tightening won't work either. Just above the two Belleville washers (part #21) is where the main nylock nut goes. I don't know why it's not drawn on this diagram, but once you find this assembly you cannot miss it. It's challenging to get wrenches down inside this area on a fully assembled tractor, so some folks have come up with a simple jig to stuff down in and wedge the nut so the drive lever can be pushed/pulled to achieve the best friction. HTH.

http://www.partstree.com/parts/dispd...ilRO=0&ilSC=35

Big-D 05-08-2012 02:33 PM

Thank you for the info. I will be trying this as soon as I get home.

bvillecadet 06-29-2012 03:47 PM

Just move your lever all the way to the forward position, grab it with a small vise grips and move your lever down. Works great. I had to do it about two times and now it stays in position real well.

rasyblub 10-20-2014 01:25 AM

Yes 100 points to the vise grips. I know this is an old post but I just barely did this to my 147, thank you very much I don't think there could be an easier way.

drglinski 10-21-2014 09:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheSaturnV (Post 131820)
Yes there is. Look at the diagram below for your 107. Parts #22 are friction disks that hold the lever steady when properly tightened. Obviously, over tightening won't work either. Just above the two Belleville washers (part #21) is where the main nylock nut goes. I don't know why it's not drawn on this diagram, but once you find this assembly you cannot miss it. It's challenging to get wrenches down inside this area on a fully assembled tractor, so some folks have come up with a simple jig to stuff down in and wedge the nut so the drive lever can be pushed/pulled to achieve the best friction. HTH.

http://www.partstree.com/parts/dispd...ilRO=0&ilSC=35


That's how the manual says to do it.


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