Recent content by T.H. Hill

The other day I decided to try and adjust what I thought was the brake behind the right rear wheel. As I was adjusting the nut inward, I thought I was adjusting the brake pad but instead found that it was also adjusting the tension on the drive belt as well. At one point I checked to see how the...

Good to know... I've pretty much given up on trying to get that wheel off for now. I've been making some progress in figuring out why the mower is so hard to shift from forward to reverse and it seems to be connected to the adjustment for the brakes behind the right rear tire. I can make that...

Well, how about that. Looks like my problem started when this went out of adjustment somehow. The other day when I started adjusting the brake caliper, I didn't realize that I was also adjusting the belt tension.

Thanks for the reply.. I have a different set up on mine. I made some progress yesterday (I think) I was adjusting what I thought was the brake adjustment and discovered that when I tightened the nut that's located behind the right rear tire, it tightened the drive assembly. Now I just need to...

Thanks for the heads up on Kroil I'll pick some up the next time I'm at Lowes

soooooo on to my next installment of the process to fix this thing. After failed attempts to get the back wheel off, I started to look forward to where the clutch/ brake linkage connects to the peddle. As soon as I got this thing I noticed the clutch peddle was really far forward and difficult...

soooooo on to my next installment of the process to fix this thing. After failed attempts to get the back wheel off, I started to look forward to where the clutch/ brake linkage connects to the peddle. As soon as I got this thing I noticed the clutch peddle was really far forward and difficult...

soooooo on to my next installment of the process to fix this thing. After failed attempts to get the back wheel off, I started to look forward to where the clutch/ brake linkage connects to the peddle. As soon as I got this thing I noticed the clutch peddle was really far forward and difficult...

LOL soooooo on to my next installment of the process to fix this thing. After failed attempts to get the back wheel off, I started to look forward to where the clutch/ brake linkage connects to the peddle. As soon as I got this thing I noticed the clutch peddle was really far forward and...

Sorry but the new posting was about a different problem I was having with that mower. I thought that might be less confusing

I've only had the mower for a couple of weeks so I don't know much about it. It started by having issues trying to shift from forward to reverse then progressed to where I had no brakes and it would creep forward when it was in gear. After looking at it, it looked like the issue was with the...

I'm having an issue with my T1200 craftsman mower. It started with it not wanting to go in to reverse and it eventually got to the point where I had no brakes and when I put it into gear it would start to creep forward even with the clutch/ brake pedal down. I think I've isolated the problem to...

It happens when it's running and yesterday when I tried to move it and it was stuck in forward. I'm sure if I start it up I'll be able to get it in neutral. When it's running I'm able to get it in reverse but, it's a chore.

I haven't had a chance to check the belt yet but if that ends up being the issue I'll most likely have a local shop take a look at it. I'm able to take the deck off myself but, I don't really have a space suitable for doing that kind of repair. I was hoping it was a linkage adjustment.

I bought a used Craftsman T 1200 247203720 and I'm having a hard time getting it to shift from forward to reverse. Once I get it into reverse, it works fine. I'm guessing it's an issue with the transmission linkage adjustment but, I don't want to mess with it until I talk to someone.