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Old 05-08-2011, 08:56 PM
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Default 1200 v belt tension nut
hello i purchased a 1200 a couple months ago when i purchased it the deck was off just installed it today and I am missing the v belt tension nut. I was just wondering if anyone out there would happen to have one layin around I could purchase. before going to a dealer thank you very much.
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Old 05-08-2011, 09:11 PM
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If it is the setup I am thinking of, you can purchase this nut at any local hardware store. As a suggestion, I would buy the "nylock" type.
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Old 05-09-2011, 08:22 AM
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I thought of that but it has to make a 90 degree bend at the bottom it looks like then you would have to put a pin on threw with the nut out at the front of the tractor.
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Old 05-09-2011, 08:48 AM
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I'm still lost, but that isn't anything new, LOL. Is there a way you can get a pic of what your describing?

Here is a pic of the tension adjustment nut on my 128 and 1250:
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Old 05-09-2011, 09:08 AM
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YUP....pictures would clear up the confusion....
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Im sorry havent been able to get any pictures yet my camera is broken but it looks like the pic of the 129 i think it was where the bolt comes out threw the frame and you would tighten the nut adjusting the tension but where it connects to the pully inside the frame it looks as if it needs to make a 90 degree bend where it would fasten to the pulley bracket to hold it on there or am i wrong
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Most have a "J" hook design, or, the end of the all thread was welded to the bracket by the pulley.
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I am missing the v belt tension nut.
The "J Hook" is part of the bolt .....NOT a nut.

SO....are we talking the J Bolt or the Nut...???
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I am missing everything to keep that pully from rupping my axle i just got my owners manuel out and it stated that I needed th v belt tension nut. so im as lost as u guys I just need something to keep that pully away from my axle and to keep the belt tight
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my 1200 has a nut and washer on outside of mule drive. Nothing special, just a nylock nut and a washer. The allthread rod is attached to the pulley arm, and comes through the front of the mule drive adjusted by the nut and washer. that is what keeps it off the front axle. If that is not enough, then you need a new belt.
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