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this is a pic i got off the web. it's hard to tell because that idler arm swings around when it's not under tension and so i dont know what his would look like when it is in final position , but it does seem that mine may be different, or installed wrong? I checked manual and service manual...

front left has two holes drilled for holding the tension rod and the front right shows the tensioner pulley , at a slight angle, out of plane with the two outer main pulleys, which are in the same plane. the second from left pulley is intentionally angled

yes, manual blade engage. ...I've learned that the big main pulley should be at an angle, but you are suggesting that littler idler that the belt tensioner connects to, should also be left at the angle it is at?.... I was just about to 'level' it, but will wait............the last belt (the one...

250 hrs. I have a video but it's not very helpful, as the angles are hard to capture and are deceiving. And there is no reference. the deck itself is sloping, and husqvarna provides no specs on what the ideal spindle angles should be. They should have something that specs that X spindle's...

interesting, so it is supposed to be tilted and higher than the others. so the rest should be level in in the same plane with one another? yes, I believe the second from left is bent down, that one i can fix...I previously broke another belt because the front bar that holds the front of the...

hi 'yall . have a yth22v46 that threw/destroyed it's belt and now seems like pulleys are out of line? but i dont know the specs when they where new. whether they are all supposed to be in the same plane, horizontally speaking. obviously they should probably all be level with one another and two...