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Mower Drive Belt Jumping Off
Hey Guys,
The mowers is all cleaned up and painted. Wheels all cleaned up and painted with new tires all the way around - doubled my investment right there!! It still keeps throwing the drive belt. I threaded the adjustment rod further to make it tighter - no good! The pulley on the right side is not very well aligned with the clutch - like the belt goes a bit sideways to enter the pulley. It is most likely not the pulley assembly for the tractor so some finessing might be in order. I have pictures but the computer I am using does not have any way to edit them down to size. Any thoughts guys?:beatdeadhorse: |
What model cub do you have?
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Some pics would also help. :beerchug:
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It is a. 125. I pulled the roll pin out and was able to move the right pulley more in alignment - mowed a new record 60 feet before jumping. I hope to be able to get photos edited and up tomorrow.
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A problem that I have had before is.
Due to wear on the many pins and holes associated with the lift, the front of the mower deck can begin to start pointing downward. This will cause the center pulley to become out of line with the belt, this distortion is very visible if you get back a couple of feet and look at the center pulley with the belt attached. |
Need some pictures..........:TTWWP:
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Roland,
You want to talk about useless - some clown got a virus on my other computer so no pics for the foreseeable future as that one has the software to edit pictures down to size. I think the deck tilt may bear fruit will check it at lunch. I did hard weld a couple of the pins - may need to do a few more!! |
I have a 1541, and mower belt kept jumping off. I have 3 decks, and two mule drive/hangers etc. After switching around everything, a new belt etc it ended up being the front main bearing on the engine.... You can feel the bearing is bad, and it makes some racket at certain rpm, but very little. It took me awhile to catch it, after swapping the engine to a low hour M18 no more deck belt problems... I guess the vibration some how transferred to the deck belt.
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I added a belt guide by the deck pulley on my 42" cast end deck to keep the belt from jumping off the pulley. It's simply an 1/8" plate and a cut off 5/16" bolt. The belt hasn't come off yet.
http://i934.photobucket.com/albums/a...et/seat005.jpg |
All I am going to say on this issue is that something is wrong. Do you think Cub could have sold these if the belt came of every 60’? :bash2:
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