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Old 08-09-2020, 10:38 PM
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Default 44" mower deck idler bearing
The center belt on my 44" mower deck was squealing so I removed the cover to see what the problem was. One problem i identified was that the idler pulley bearing is worn out. Does this bearing press put of the pulley or do i have to buy the assembly? Does anyone know the part number?
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You will need 756-3005 Pulley, Flat Idler.
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Others on here and so have I, drill out the spot welds and split it. Then you can replace the bearing and use short 1/4 x 20 bolts to re-assemble it. This bearing was a 6203RS and was cheap off of Ebay.
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Worked many times for me.
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Thank you for these replies. The information you provided is very helpful.
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Mark the pulley halves, makes it easier to get back together, holes line up perfectly.
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Most of the ones I've seen have a pilot hole in each side.
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I got the deck apart.

I bought a 6203 bearing and I can see it's too big.

The pulley is marked F64BI on the backside. The bearing inner race has a spacer that is proud of the bearing about 1/2". Does anyone know if there is a direct replacement bearing or should i make a spacer.
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Make a spacer. I had some that you pressed in but used them all up.
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Make a spacer. I had some that you pressed in but used them all up.
Thanks. It looks like a 6202 bearing from the measurements. Is that correct?
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