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I bought 2 149's last year. One had a snow blower, wheel weights and chains, which is the reason I bought it. The other had a 50in mower deck. This was a package deal so I had to take both. The first works fine except we haven't had much snow to really put it to good use. The one with the deck isn't as workable as the first. I put the deck on it last fall and used it until the belt burnt off and put it back in the barn until this spring. Now I mounted a tiller on to it and started using it in the garden. After one pass the smoke started pouring out of the front like it was on fire. I have the correct belt but it's tight as a bango string, same with the mower belt, it was tight. these belts as you know aren't cheap. 90 for the tiller belt and 25 for the mower pto. What am I doing wrong?
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The belts should be tight but not so tight that they can't spin the pulley on the mule drive. The pulley arms are adjustable (one is spring loaded and the other has a nut you can loosen) so if you know the pulleys spin free, start there.
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I was lucky to get the threads through the hole to put the nut on to do any adjusting
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Is it possible that the tensioning bolt on the mule drive has been broken off and the nut was just screwed back on the part that was left?
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It's as long as the other mule drives I have on the other cubs
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Buy a 1" longer belt then. As long as you can get the tension right no one's gonna arrest you for buying a longer belt.
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If you're using the mule drive from the 50" deck it is not the correct one.
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thanks bolivier for forcing me to look into the library to see the proper way to use my tiller. Funny how things like this make a person find out how to do something.
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147 w/mower deck, plow and rototiller owned for 22 years 149 new to me in 2010 2 more 149's with a a42a snowblower new to me in 2011 |
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