Folks, I was just mowing my yard when I threw my drive belt because of a stick. The belt is wedged way up in there and totally came of the hydro (somehow, it went over the fan too).
Anyway, I wanted to get her down to the driveway where I can work on it, but when I tried to unscrew one of the plastic knobs to put it in neutral, I found it was stripped. The question is, if I chisel off the plastic knob, what will I find? Is there a hex head or something I can put a tool on?
Thanks!
Update: I took the other neutral knob off and see that's it's just a captive nut embedded in the plastic.
It doesn't matter now though. I got the belt back on, but it wasn't easy sitting on a wet lawn. Also, the belt didn't come around the fan. It was just hidden up in there.
Anyway, I wanted to get her down to the driveway where I can work on it, but when I tried to unscrew one of the plastic knobs to put it in neutral, I found it was stripped. The question is, if I chisel off the plastic knob, what will I find? Is there a hex head or something I can put a tool on?
Thanks!
Update: I took the other neutral knob off and see that's it's just a captive nut embedded in the plastic.
It doesn't matter now though. I got the belt back on, but it wasn't easy sitting on a wet lawn. Also, the belt didn't come around the fan. It was just hidden up in there.
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