those twins are great engines!....and youve got one of the big [best] Murrays....also Murray is now back in business after 3 years:thumbsup:
Just joined this forum this morning. I posted a question in the Small Engine and Mower Repair forum before I looked around and found this Murray sub-forum. KennyV responded with a link to an excellent publication that I can use for a number of projects - thanks for that.
I have acquired a number of mowers, all free, that I am going to either rebuild or part out, depending on the condition. The Murray in question - unknown year, 40" deck, model # nearly unreadable - is the first I am working on. Trying to get it in shape so it can live in our firehouse and be used to mow around the firehouse/park. Maybe if there is a mower there, someone else will also step up and mow parks besides me.
Saw another post for a Noma mower. I likewise have a Noma that I bought new in the mid 90's, it's plastic body instead of metal, but was a mowing fool until one of the spindles broke. It moved with me from Seattle to here in Texas in an ABF freight trailer, so the plastic kind of took a beating, but it's still all there. It's now a project. I really like it because it steers front and rear, so it will really turn a sharp corner.
I also have 21 project motorcycles to keep the lawn tractors company. Good thing I am retired...
Bill Perry is the name, magentawing on a number of motorcycle related forums, and I'll post an avatar and pictures as soon as I figure out how to do it.
just got a new to us Murray tractor , mod. 425000X81A SKU.106-662 DATE 2002-12-17
SER. 7518885123M008
MOTOR B&S MOD. 31C707 TYPE 0175E1 CODE 020907ZE
IT WAS IN DIRE NEED OF A OIL CHANGE, NEW BATTERY, AND HEAD LIGHTS, NO GRASS TO CUT SO WILL WAIT FOR SPRING TO CHECK THAT,. LOOKING FOR SERVICE MANUAL ON LINE , SO FAR IT RUNS PERFECTLY,. THANK YOU RIVITES FOR THE MANUAL ON A TECUMSEH ENGINE,. LAST WEEK,. STILL WAITING FOR THE PARTS TO COME IN,. I HAVENT DONE A ENGINE REBUILD SINCE 1957 THAT WAS ON A NASH METROPOLITAN WITH A A 40 AUSTAN ENGINE, PS DONT GET OLD, IT PLAYS HELL WITH MOVING ENGINES AROUND,. ILL BE 80 COME SPRING,.
DE DEE JOE GOULET
lawn mower fanatic said:Well once spring comes, tell us how it mows! And happy upcoming birthday!:biggrin:
Hello to All;
Just now joined the forum and I'm looking forward to spending time reviewed previous posts to see what I can learn and maybe even add something to the discussions. I have two Murray riding mowers with the oldest being a 1991 model that was owned by my mother and I'm desparately to keep it going given the problem with finding parts. I'm currently trying to repair the grass catcher and have been able to find most of the parts I need from Sears (but they aren't cheap).
Best Wishes,
Foursum/Jimmy
I picked up a Murray Rear ending Rider for 75 bucks on craigslist. I have a smallish yard but have a messed up ankle so hence the rider. Thanks
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Hi ,Muhammad. I'm new to the forum. Only have one riding mower; its a Murray wide body [like me], with a Briggs 14.5hp intek engine. I thought it was considered old [2000], until I saw the years that others have. I have several push mowers; Troy, Cub Cadet, Craftsman; the last two in need of TLC. I'll be asking lots of questions. I'm a retired bus mechanic; living in Southern Ma.GREETINGS to all Murray equipment owners!
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Hello my name is Mike from Tn. I have a 1996 Murray 46 in. cut 16 hp. hydrostatic automatic
drive. Does anyone have a part number for the belt?
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Hello my name is Mike from Tn. I have a 1996 Murray 46 in. cut 16 hp. hydrostatic automatic
drive. Does anyone have a part number for the belt?
Which belt?
drive or mower deck?
get the model and serial numbers and find a parts diagram online
if you have the old belt, then look for a part number
ebay has great deals on belts, but i like to give my local shop a chance first...
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My name is Buck, I bought a used murray 46581x92 it ran great for two seasons then started having problems. I've replaced the deck belts and cleaned carb and intake. It runs ok now but I need to replace the drive belt and somehow refill the hydrostatic trans. Problem is its a 2000 model and murray.com is no help and I can only find exploded parts diagrams and I need actual manuals.
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:welcome:Hi guys!
I have just joined this site. I am from the Gold Coast Australia and live on two plus acres. I have an old 2000 model Victa / Murray ride on garden tractor (* Lawn mower )
The model number is VRO 4216HX The VRO stands for I think, Victa ride on. At the time Murrays made the mower in the US and rebranded them Victa which is the name of the famous Aussie mower.
I have the original owners manual and was looking for a Workshop manual. I see one of your forum members has stated that Murrays never produced a Workshop manual only the Owners manual which at least has line drawings.
We changed the motor from 16.5 hp to a 17hp about ten years ago and it still starts first time every time. I keep wearing out belts so would like to tighten up and get things running a bit smoother if possible.
I am not real mechanically minded but have a workshop so tend to tinker and it seems to get me by.
At the moment, the push pedal is very loose in the forward position and no go. But when I put it in reverse works ok. Trying to see a diagram of who it is supposed to look, I am guessing something has dropped off, because I cannot see where the problem is.
Hope you guys can point me in the right direction.
Seeing a lot of these mowers, regardless of the brands, run on similar systems, maybe somebody can direct me to a decent workshop manual { free is good, but if I have to pay, so be it. )
Thanks
Pete
Hi guys!
I have just joined this site. I am from the Gold Coast Australia and live on two plus acres. I have an old 2000 model Victa / Murray ride on garden tractor (* Lawn mower )
The model number is VRO 4216HX The VRO stands for I think, Victa ride on. At the time Murrays made the mower in the US and rebranded them Victa which is the name of the famous Aussie mower.
I have the original owners manual and was looking for a Workshop manual. I see one of your forum members has stated that Murrays never produced a Workshop manual only the Owners manual which at least has line drawings.
We changed the motor from 16.5 hp to a 17hp about ten years ago and it still starts first time every time. I keep wearing out belts so would like to tighten up and get things running a bit smoother if possible.
I am not real mechanically minded but have a workshop so tend to tinker and it seems to get me by.
At the moment, the push pedal is very loose in the forward position and no go. But when I put it in reverse works ok. Trying to see a diagram of who it is supposed to look, I am guessing something has dropped off, because I cannot see where the problem is.
Hope you guys can point me in the right direction.
Seeing a lot of these mowers, regardless of the brands, run on similar systems, maybe somebody can direct me to a decent workshop manual { free is good, but if I have to pay, so be it. )
Thanks
Pete
:welcome:
In the grey headder bar click on forums then click on Murray in the list that appears on the left a bit lower than the headder bar is a gren button that says "Post a new thread". click on it.
In the new window type in a name which represents your problem like "VRO 4216HX eats belts + loose motion control "
Then explain exactly what is happening with your belts ( which one also helps ) and what you pedal actually does.
We only know what you tell us so explain it as you would to a blind person.
Found your model number but it is of no use. No information on it at all.
Model number 46575X88
Hello,
I don't currently own a Murray, but am looking to buy a 96 30" rear engine model 30545 and will be posting a few questions about it.
Cheers,
Jay in Colorado
Thanks,
Yes I looked all over for some markings and found nothing readable. There is a sticker on the rear of the body but it is totally unreadable. I looked at the list of manuals posted on the other thread and found some similar to my machine but not exactly. It looks to be form the 1996 or 1997 timeframe. Those are the only ones I could see that had the same steering gear style.
Thought it might be easier with the name "Limited Edition" on the side of the tractor but I guess that is just a name to catch the eyes of potential buyers.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for the replies.
I will let you know how things unfold.
Here is the Tecumseh info-
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drdodge,
Google can be your friend:
http://www.partsandservice.com/html/Murray/lt/lt40702x92a.html
Tom
Dang, I hit google at least 20 times, and never seen this,, thank you, and as I thought, I have to go used,, :thumbdown:
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I used to hang out at the snapper forum but my snapper is gone. I just picked up a Sears( not craftsman) and the original owner said it was made by Murray I have the manual from sears , it is a model 536.255113 but I cannot find any references to that number on the net. It looks like a MURRAY. Anyway, should i be on the craftsman/sears site or here?
thanks Boobala
That is my manual so I guess it qualifies as a Craftsman. I think I will sign up for the craftsman forum but I suspect the Murray Forum will be more beneficial since Murray built the thing for Craftsman
I have not been on this site since I sold my Snapper a couple of years ago so I am having trouble posting pictures and up dating my profile...bear with me I'll get it straightened out
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where do springs connect to deck and pulleys on a m115-38 deck> Can anyone upload pictures of a working deck for m115-38 take a picture showing the spring connections on the 2014 murray m115-38 riding mower
I'm not familiar with the tie rods being adjustable like an automobile. They may be toed out due to worn plastic wheel bushing. They don't have bearings, just plastic bushings that can wear allowing the wheels to toe out. Pull the plastic hub cap & remove the keeper split ring or cotter pin and the wheel will slip off the axle. Bushing is replaceable.
General Google search shows some mower bushings.
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Well i have looked up the similar models currently for sale and the price point is far and away below the John deeres, Craftsman, and Husqvarnas with the same general equipment and apparent quality!That code is not one I am familiar with.
However if it has a Briggs engine in it the first 2 digits of the serial number will be the year ,
From that I would go to jacks web page https://www.jackssmallengines.com/
and click on the parts look up and when the screen redraws click on Murray.
That will bring up the Murray mowers by year page.
Select the year from the engine ( hoping it has not been changed ) then Lawn & garden then riding mowers.
Now right click/ shift click etc to open in a new tab on lawn tractors then the deck size .
After that pick any model you like, most will be the same steering wise.
The list only goes up to 2017, im assuming the "18" in my model number means its a 2018?
Depending upon just how old the mower is it might have a peerless box and a fixed real axel, thus no diff thus very wide turning radius .
You actually steer these going backwards ( like a reverse park ) to get the tightest turns.
it definetely does not have a rear diff if memory serves, I havent paid much attention to the rear end so this is another thing I will confirm when I get off duty. But I did notice on the short drive I took that the rear wheels dont seem to be locked together.
As for the drag links, yes they all have funny bends and no you can never bend them back to be straight.
You will see that the bends are to allow the front axel to pivot and the steering rods to clear the deck & belts.
Got it, seemed strange to me at the start, but that explanation makes sense!
The worst case you will need to cut the one that is too long and fit a threaded sleeve to adjust them.
If it is old then it will have adjustable tie rod ends & again I fit them to a lot of mowers that have non adjustable steering rods.
Hopefully the new bushings previously mentioned will fix the issue, if not Ill break out the welder!
When the front wheel runs into a rut on full lock the mower is quite capable of bending the rods way out of adjustment.
The pivot bush ( or lack there of ) in the front cross member can allow the front member to roll when you turn which makes things worse.
Back in the days when people would pay an honest amout for a riding mower so there was profit in making them Murray was one of the names behind the big brand names that you recognise today.
Well i have looked up the similar models currently for sale and the price point is far and away below the John deeres, Craftsman, and Husqvarnas with the same general equipment and apparent quality!
Briggs & Stratton bought the remains of Murray from the liquidators
They have sold the rights to the brand name to a Chinese factory so the Murrays you see now days are fully imported.
I can buy them for $ 435 (US) on the wharf in China if I buy 250 or more.
Down here they are sold through stock & station shops for $1999 ( AUS )
A quality Honda self propelled is $ 2200 so I would not open my wallet for a new Murray.
Briggs import a similar model from the same factory that they market under the Victa brand name here and they are trash as well.
Everything looks good in the showroom it is when you get on the floor & see things like how the deck is supported & the deck height control that you see where the corners were cut.
However that has little to do with your mower
It is not a 2018 mower with that number 1991 perhaps.
Since the 90's the model number started with the deck size so a 42" deck will be 42???x??
This is why we asked for the numbers off the engine.
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I have a 98 murray widebody mud mower it's a beast that's for sureHey all! I've posted here before, and just now got the ol Murray finally running! Took a lot of time, but im more than happy with the result... She's a worker, not a shower lol. Ill post a video on here from youtube with all the steps i have taken. Umm i still need a couple things for her, new starter, maybe fiber-glassing a hood. Also i have a buddy that has an old stack that i may put into the exhaust system. Let me know what you guys think of her.
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What kind of flap? I'd start a new thread if I were you....Um hi! My lawnmower doesn't have a name lol unless you wanna call him murray. Anyways my husband got it for Father's Day 2yrs ago. Let someone borrow it and came back without the flap. Now I really can't afford a new flap atm. Can it run without it and how do we do that? It's the 500E series serial # 18-0328-61-99692. Any advice or expertise would be greatly appreciated. My yards becoming a jungle.
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Probably like many others, a problem and then a search lands you here. I have a Murray MER circa 2003 model # 309029x92B inherited from my Dad. I'm not a big yard guy but the lawn must be mowed right?GREETINGS to all Murray equipment owners!
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Edited. Better?Welcome to the forum, but embedded links on your first post may not be a good idea. I'm not going to click on it; maybe others will but I'd recommend they not.
If there's another way of posting the info contained in that link, I'd do it.
hgw1956 here. I currently have two.GREETINGS to all Murray equipment owners!
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Hi everyone, I have just acquired a 1989 Murray Yard King 18 hp, 42 “ cut which I am in the process of restoring. After many attempts to acquire either a owner or service manual, I cannot find any. Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advanceGREETINGS to all Murray equipment owners!
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Hi, I have just acquired a 1989 model very similar to yours. I was wondering if you could send me a pic of the shifting lever because I have only a slight idea what the shifting pattern is.I have a handful of murrays, only oddball is my 90 murray :
Has the rear opening hood setup - when i first got it , i had no idea what the box on the front was for, almost threw it out actually.
It came with a rear bagger hangar, but no bag setup - i actually found the bagger setup at a Restore for $10, minus the bags.
Im just curious on how rare the water boxes are , most ive seen use either front wheel weights or a weight on the front axle.
Hi, I'm new to the forum. This is a picture of the Murray that I have. The Model tag is all worn off so I'm having a tough time finding parts. Can anyone tell me what the Model and Year of this mower would be? Thanks in advance Scott
Probably like many others, a problem and then a search lands you here. I have a Murray MER circa 2003 model # 309029x92B inherited from my Dad. I'm not a big yard guy but the lawn must be mowed right?View attachment 57690
Hi, I'm new to the forum. This is a picture of the Murray that I have. The Model tag is all worn off so I'm having a tough time finding parts. Can anyone tell me what the Model and Year of this mower would be? Thanks in advance Scott
Hi, I’m Bill, not a mechanic but trying to fix a small engine interest me. I like to learn but at 81 years old, I usually forget what it is that I have learned! I have been a member for over ten years but mostly just observing.GREETINGS to all Murray equipment owners!
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