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Go to your local Harbor freight store. The one here in Asheboro,NC says they have a parts website. Check it out.

See ya, bye!

Oops, should have read all posts before replying.

Why not use a leaf blower or compressor to blow the grass out from the pulley area?

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Read all the posts. Put yourself in the shoes of a newbie...

What oil do you have in it?

This happened to my old Sabre

I've seen people not catch that before. Valid comment! 😂

Where you at in Wisconsin? I have friends in Jim Falls.

I appreciate the intelligent techs here, don't get me wrong. But when people come for help and get piled on, it defeats the purpose of trying to help. We don't need to have an echo chamber... I'm no great mechanic by any stretch of the imagination, but understand most of what is discussed. While...

AR 400 is what they use on snow plow cutting blades, and similar applications. It would be expensive, but effective

Wish I could find blades made out of AR 400

Look at all the abuse he has been given... They come for help because they aren't up on mowers and tractors. That doesn't mean they have to be belittled. Some of them may have other skills that they could lord over us at some point. Guess I'm saying that we shouldn't be *******s unless people...

That's what She said!

How about tightening or replacing the valve core? I've had that problem.

Be careful what you put in a vise!! Neither head should go there!

The guys here will indulge you on oil preference! I use.... Nah

And record the measurements when you find one that works!

A tape measure used by tailors and seamstresses would be very accurate.

Inexperience sometimes leads me to take longer to finish the job, but I also learn. That is a major reason for visiting and participating here. I'm sure others do too. I wish some people would try to show patience with some of us guys that have experiences in other areas... Rant over, and Merry...

If the person installing the belt knows the information, that's one way to know if it is the proper belt. But if you don't know, you're as helpless as OP. There are pranksters everywhere...

It's a shame that you have to double check, but it's the reality .

Try tractor supply. They sell belts by dimensions, not part number...

I had the same issue while helping a friend. Try joining a brand specific message board. You will likely find a parts hoarder.

We need it here. Send some our way!

Geez, I've seen 24 mpg with my Ram 2500 Cummins Diesel. It averages 20-21around town. I use hot shot's everyday diesel treatment in the fuel.

Its drier than a popcorn fart here on the Maryland Eastern Shore!

Why not use a gasket? They are easily made, and can be reusable!

We gotta pay for the newbies...

Urea is also in some dairy cattle feed. But you are right, urea won't help your lawn unless you know exactly what you are doing, and know exactly what your lawn needs...

Have you considered wheel weights or fill your tires with anti freeze to assist with traction?

Take your Prevagen so you can remember it...

Can you take the info and maybe type the information in yourself? Why did they invent search engines? Is that toouch work? Geez...

Some people just choose the hard way.

Exactly. But lockout/tag out isn't foolproof. I was the victim of that... We never accounted for a material hang up in the fill pipe in a midds bin... It dislodged and hit me in the head.. Never saw it coming.

That's the part some people just can't seem to understand... I worked in feed mills and frequently helped the maintenance guy. The management was a PITA when you are 125' up and having to answer stupid questions.

I've been following. Listen to the guys helping you. They are on the right track

Just incredible... I'll give you credit for tenaciousness.

Is that for the air filter?

Do you think that a professional sniper would have a fix for that?

Because the sloped roof was too dangerous?

I also use the stabil Marine, non ethanol fuel, and a couple ounces of Marvel Mystery Oil per 5 gallon can. I don't keep fuel around too long, but since I moved to the Delmarva peninsula in Maryland, the hurricane has become a concern like the huge lake effect snow falls I dealt with in NY. I...

Where are you in NY? I always used non-ethanol fuel and stabilizer in my unused in the winter engines. My cub 782 was used 12 months, but less in the winter. I am from Lee Center in Oneida county.

If your fuel/air mix isn't right, you could have problems, but the techs here could elaborate on the finer points of the combustion process and how it relates to your engine.

You could have an air leak, or an adjustment issue. Check all the fasteners on the carb and intake.

Jim, you have done about all you can. Just allow someone to do a proper autopsy and see if CPR may help your block?

I'm watching. Keep working at it!

They are built to fail so you buy a new one... The only port they would be concerned with is the port to your wallet...

We need to keep entertained