Recent content by EA6BMECH

I haven't dug deep, but I have a Tiger Cat. Meter went out. Plugged in a new one and it reads 0 hours. I ass-u-med that there was something that held the time and it would just go to the time it had. Anything wrong here?

I just ordered what I believe to be an OEM drive belt. $75 Ouch!!, but I've gotta see if it's the belts that I bought that aren't so good, or I really have some issue under there that is stripping the inside of the belts. Still looks like they made some that are too fat and it's squeezing them...

I had a rock stuck in mine the 1st time the belt broke. Had I missed it, I'd have broken another one. Mine now are chunks of the cog side of the belt are coming out even after a few hours on a new belt. Some blame bad belts from Stens from India.

Well if this answers your question, I use a cogged belt.

I use Stens and for the most part don't have any issues. Now on my Scag Tiger Cat, I've eaten 2 belt in less than 20 hours. These are made in India and only cost $30 each. I'm pretty sure they use to cost $45. The inside shreds and slings the belt. I noticed after reading bad reviews on Amazon...

I'd go with a Husky 48" riding mower. Take care of it, it should last a very long time if that's all you're doing. I have one that is 13yo and have beat the heck out of it because it's my trim mower for all the places the Scag 52" won't go. I have to "hang 10" on some of the banks I mow and I...

If you have the tension pulley pulled back as far......or is it as far as it can go, you should be able to get it on. A little story changing mine the 1st time it broke. I had a time getting a jack under it because I was up back mowing and it was on a little slant. So anyhoo......, I was using a...