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Section 4 - ADJUSTMENTS & REPAIR
4.3.3. Deck Belt Replacement (continued from
previous page)
6. Grip rag firmly while pulling up on belt and
rotating pulley. Belt will roll off of spindle pulley.
7. Very carefully relax tension on belt.
8. Route belt off of jackshaft pulley, idler pulley
and right spindle pulley. Remove deck belt spring.
Remove belt. See Figure 4.8.
9. Reverse procedure to install new belt.
10. Attach blade control cable spring to idler arm
and blade control cable to anchor bracket. Tighten
nut securely.
11. Install engine to deck belt and belt guide at
jackshaft pulley.
12. Install cover to seat pedestal. Tighten screws
securely.
WARNING
Blades must stop rotating in 3 seconds or less after
blades have been turned off. DO NOT operate machine
until blade brake has been adjusted and functioning
properly. Contact your SNAPPER dealer for
assistance.
4.4 MOWER BLADE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT
WARNING
The following procedure requires the engine and
blades to be operated. Exercise extreme caution. Clear
area of loose parts & tools first. Only operate blades
when seated in the operator’s seat.
The blade brake when properly adjusted will stop
blade rotation in 3 seconds or less when the blade
control lever is moved to the “OFF” position.
Blade brake adjustment is made by turning the
adjustment nut on the threaded brake rod. The
brake is initially set with 7/16” of thread exposed
beyond the nut. See Figure 4.9. Verify this setting
before attempting any adjustments.
To tighten the brake (stop blade rotation quicker)
turn the adjustment nut clockwise - ONE TURN
ONLY.
IMPORTANT: DO NOT over-tighten blade brake.
Tighten one turn and check function of brake. If
blade stop time remains over 3 seconds, turn
adjustment nut one more turn clockwise. If blade
stop time remains over 3 seconds DO NOT
OPERATE machine. Contact your local SNAPPER
Dealer for assistance.
FIGURE 4.9
WARNING
DO NOT operate machine until blade brake is adjusted
and functioning properly. If blade stop time can not be
achieved with the adjustment procedure described
above, take machine immediately to an authorized
SNAPPER dealer.
4.5 TRANSMISSION DRIVE BELT REPLACEMENT
The transmission and the transmission drive belt
require no adjustments. If the transmission belt
becomes worn or damaged, replace it.
1. Stop engine. Stop blades. Engage parking
brake. Remove key.
NOTE: Park brake must be engaged to release
tension from the transmission belt allowing it to be
removed.
2. Remove engine to deck belt. Refer to Section
“ENGINE TO DECK BELT REPLACEMENT”.
3. Roll transmission belt off of transmission pulley.
See Figure 4.10.
4. Route belt down off of engine pulley and
between belt guide.
5. Install new belt reversing above procedure.
FIGURE 4.10
TRANSMISSION
BELT
BRAKE ROD
COMPRESSION
SPRING
ADJUSTMENT NUT
7/16”
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