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kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com

i broke y drive belt got a new one now when i push clutch pedel idler arm seems to go backward and tightens the belt eve more can anyone help 

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Maxwell-8

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You posted it on the wrong place

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First off :text-welcomeconfetti:.

 

 

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Achto

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:WRS: If you could post a picture of you belt routing it would be easier for us to determine the issue. 

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SylvanLakeWH

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Can you post a picture of how its threaded through the pulleys? 

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kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com
32 minutes ago, Achto said:

@kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com

:WRS: If you could post a picture of you belt routing it would be easier for us to determine the issue. 

 

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kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com

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kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com

my t1057

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kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com
20 minutes ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

:text-welcomeconfetti:

 

Can you post a picture of how its threaded through the pulleys? 

i just did

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Ed Kennell

If the pulley is not moving forward when you push the pedal, you may have sheared the pin that fastens the clutch lever to the cross shaft on the left side.

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pfrederi

When you step on the clutch pedal the idler pulley should rotate towards the front and down loosening the belt

 

 

 

 

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Achto
18 minutes ago, kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com said:

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Everything looks correct. When you step on the brake/clutch pedal the idle pulley should move forward to release the belt. The belt guard also works as a belt brake. The belt will drag and it will be hard to shift without the belt guard installed. 

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kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com

i will have to check the pin 

 

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kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com

the pin is fine

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roadapples

Need the belt guard on to work properly...

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Achto

Does the idle pulley move towards the front of the tractor when you step on the clutch pedal?

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kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com

Can you show a of what I'm looking for 

3 hours ago, Achto said:

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:WRS: If you could post a picture of you belt routing it would be easier for us to determine the issue. 

 

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kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com

No it goes towards the back tire 

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Maxwell-8
13 minutes ago, kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com said:

No it goes towards the back tire 

You have a problem with your linkage, check if nothing is bent.

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Pullstart

It all looks right to me too.  Like Mr. Jay said, a belt guard is mandatory for proper operation.

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kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com

On the left side where the linkage hooks together is it to be pointing up or down 

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Achto
7 minutes ago, kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com said:

On the left side where the linkage hooks together is it to be pointing up or down 

 

The arm on the left side should point up. Some thing similar to the pic below. 

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kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com

Ok that helps thank you, that brake lever you have on there looks great 

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Achto
16 minutes ago, kirbet.gensel@yahoo.com said:

that brake lever you have on there looks great 

 

That parking brake lever is one that I made.

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WHX??

Front should look like this

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Rear should look like this. This is on a 1067

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 Or this 

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Ed Kennell
9 hours ago, Achto said:

 

The arm on the left side should point up. Some thing similar to the pic below. 

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Kirbet, does your linkage look like Dans picture or did you take the lever off and assemble it incorrectly on the bottom.        Please show us a picture of your assembly on this side.

 

I still have to believe the pin must be sheared off.   Look at the two reference punch marks on Dans picture.    Mark your lever and shaft, then depress the clutch pedal and see if the lever changes position on the shaft.  If it does, the pin is sheared off.

 

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