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05-15-2014, 12:09 PM
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Mule Drive question
Well I finally ordered a idler ratchet from one of the sponsored vendors and it won’t work.. at least it won’t bolt right on.
This is for a 44” deck on a 800 I don’t know if the PO did something funny with this mule drive, but the slot for the idler ratchet doesn’t line up with the pulley. I think this is the correct mule drive for this mower. At least it works. But it is a pain in the butt to hook up the belt. I am sure this hose clamp isn’t correct but what would keep everything in place? If I take off the hose clamp will the new idler ratchet pull the pulley over to the side? I am posting a couple pictures and maybe one of you sharp eyed experts can help me out. Going by parts diagram everything looks to be assembled correctly. just that part #7 is too far over. 
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05-15-2014, 01:53 PM
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Here is a pic of what I have .The nut holding the ratchet is some sorta stop nut thingy
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05-15-2014, 07:06 PM
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Stover nut (thingy)
 That bolt needs to be a bit longer than the one on the rights side (facing the tractor) with enough threads to secure the sheave,with enough left to attach the release lever with the 2nd nut and leave enough clearance for the lever to move freely between the 2 nuts, kinda like when you.....no....better not go there!! 
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I agree, looks like the pin is missing.
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