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Larry's Mower Won't Go.

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LarryJohnson

She backed out of the shed like normal, but when placed in forward the Go pedal got stuck in the down position and Larry's mower wouldn't go in foreward or reverse. The linkage looks good underneath. The brakes aren't locked, she rolls easy in N. The drive belt was replace a couple years ago and appears to be in good shape. Larry needs suggestions.


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bertsmobile1

Bert needs to know which Murray .
Details off the tag under the seat not from the decal on the bonnet .


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LarryJohnson

Bert needs to know which Murray .
Details off the tag under the seat not from the decal on the bonnet .
Sorry, model 465306x8B.
If ou need more info, I can look tomorrow.


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bertsmobile1

Should be 2 drive belts a long one and a short one under the seat .
Check that it is still connected
Other than that there is a spring that puts tension on the clutch pulleys
That spring has a habit of falling off, cutting through the mounts or just breaking

I usually stand the mower up on its end ( remove battery & seal off fuel cap first ) to check everything .
NAturally you need to remove the deck as well
When you push the go pedal it should pull the clutching pulleys to tighten the lower belt
There is an adjustment but generally it will be one of the springs.


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LarryJohnson

Should be 2 drive belts a long one and a short one under the seat .
Check that it is still connected
Other than that there is a spring that puts tension on the clutch pulleys
That spring has a habit of falling off, cutting through the mounts or just breaking

I usually stand the mower up on its end ( remove battery & seal off fuel cap first ) to check everything .
NAturally you need to remove the deck as well
When you push the go pedal it should pull the clutching pulleys to tighten the lower belt
There is an adjustment but generally it will be one of the springs.
Thanks Bert. I'll have a look after the rains pass.


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LarryJohnson

Should be 2 drive belts a long one and a short one under the seat .
Check that it is still connected
Other than that there is a spring that puts tension on the clutch pulleys
That spring has a habit of falling off, cutting through the mounts or just breaking

I usually stand the mower up on its end ( remove battery & seal off fuel cap first ) to check everything .
NAturally you need to remove the deck as well
When you push the go pedal it should pull the clutching pulleys to tighten the lower belt
There is an adjustment but generally it will be one of the springs.

Turns out it's the primary drive belt. Seems like I just replaced it 4 or 5 yrs ago.


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