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Replacing the Drive Belt

6:07
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Buried and Broke a new mower

What happens here

During the strenuous mowing demonstration, the drive belt of the mower snaps, which the host explains is a design feature (fail-safe) to prevent more costly damage to the spindle. To replace the belt: first, remove the red top cover of the mower. Then, use a wrench to release the tension on the idler pulley, allowing the old belt to be removed. Carefully thread the new belt around the engine pulley, the main drive pulley, and the idler pulley, ensuring it is properly seated. Re-tension the idler pulley with the wrench, and then replace the red top cover.

Goal: Repair the mower by replacing a broken drive belt

Tools and materials

  • Wrench — Releasing tension and tightening the idler pulley
  • New Drive Belt — Replacing the broken belt

What they say

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on yep it's going to be a good video take it y oh my gosh completely broke the belt yep all right so so to put a new belt on you just got to loosen that up take this brake off to get the belt around the driven pulley this no that's just a matter of getting it underneath that around that wheel in the back there or whatever so the belt is the fail safe right correct yep so instead of breaking a spindle you can break a belt what what did that belt cost uh it was a $30 belt at now all right $30 30 minutes you're back in active not even took longer to drive there yep now we're now sorry get past our guides normally we shouldn't have to adjust the guides ride it right in here we go but the only thing you got to fight with is just that yeah I just need the

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