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B E L T
G U I D E S
F R O N T M A I N •
D R I V E B E L T
C O U P L I N G
R I G H T
A N G L E
G E A R B O X
T R A N S M I S S I O N
M O W E R
D R I V E
I D L E R P U L L E Y S
* M O W E R
' M O U N T I N G
S T U D S
Figure 12 Drive C o m p o n e n t s
before replacing the belts under the tractor chassis.
Remove mower attachment, battery, and engine oil
bath air cleaner. Tip the tractor on its left side (this
would be as If you were sitting in the seat) to expose
the underside of the chassis.
MAIN DRIVE PULLEY
\R WHEEL
Figure 13. M o w e r Belt Instalation
BLADE BELTS
To make the blade belts accessible the main drive
pulley (No.l Fig. 13) and the blade pulley b r a c k e t
( N o . 2 Fig. 13) must be removed. Remove the screw
and the two (2) washers from the top of the shaft, loosen
the set screw in the pulley and slide the pulley up off
of the shaft. R e m o v e the three (3) mounting bolts
(No. 3 Fig. 13) and the blade brake mounting bolt(No.
4 Fig. 13) that hold the bracket to the mower deck and
slide it off of the shaft.
You need not remove the
bearing housing & bearing from the bracket.
Remove the right hand and left hand pulley covers
for access to the blade drive belts. (See figure 13.)
Unhook the springs from the idlers. Remove belts from
the outside pulleys first and then remove them from
the center pulley. Replace in the reverse order. Be
sure to hook the springs into the idler arms. Replace
all of the components after the new belts have been
installed.
Note: Both the front main drive belts and the rear main
drive belts must be replaced in matched pairs.
To remove the front main drive belts depress the clutch
and set the parking brake to take the tension off of the
belts. Take the belts off of the bottom pulley then off
of the top pulleys. It will be necessary to squeeze the
belts out of the belt guide.
Adjustment or removal of the rear drive belt involves
loosening (5) five screws. Loosen the four nuts that
fasten the right angle drive mounting bracket to the
chassis. They are located on the top of the chassis in
front of the gear shift lever. Also loosen the bolt in
the coupling that joins the shaft from the right angle
drive to the tractor drive shaft. There is allowance
for adjustment built into the coupling. With these bolts
loosened the belts can be removed, replaced, and ad-
justed easily. When the adjustment is made, tighten
the nuts securely.
The rear drive belts rarely require attention and will
probably last the life of the tractor under normal use-
age.
T R A N S M I S S I O N
K the transmission should require repair, get in
touch immediately with your closest "TORO" service
station.
ENGINE
Contact your nearest "TORO" dealer for engine
repair service.
C O N T A C T Y O U R
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