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HELP!!!
Trying to fix my neighbors 2006 GT2544. It broke 4 PTO belts on her last season. I did a complete 300 hr service on it...even though the machine only has 266 hrs on it. Replaced both belts, pto and deck, replaced blades...greased all the spindles. Lasted 45 minutes and pto belt broke again. So this time, I replaced the front 2 idler pullies at the front of the tractor, under the PTO clutch, and when I took the long bolt out....this piece fell off. The one that fell off is on the left...im holding the replacement. Now...this is called a "belt guide" and I am assuming the one on the left is NOT supposed to look like that and is hopefully the cause of the constant breakage. My question is: where does it go? I know it goes on the bolt that holds those 2 front idler pullies BUT, there is nowhere i can see where it would even come CLOSE to the belts to guide it anywhere. Does anyone have any pictures of theirs in place properly so I can get an idea what i need to do? even my local repair shop was stumped. Thanks for the help. https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...1&d=1782406341 |
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