20 Most Recent Huskee Tractor Replacement Riding Lawn Mower 42" Deck Mulching Kit fits Huske Questions & Answers

You will need the model number to find this info. Usually on a plate or sticker under the seat. The use a parts site like jackssmallengines.com or simply Google your make and model followed by "deck belt"

Jim, The links below are what I found on the Net., You could also do a search with your year, make and model# for possible better results. Check the attached links,instruction and guides, Good luck "I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button. Check out some of my other posts if you need more tips and info." Rebuilding lawn tractor transaxle Part 1 of 2 1 Hydrostatic Garden Tractor transmission rebuild 1 of 4 Hydro Gear Tractor hydro transmission rebuild part 1 Part 1 K46 hydrostatic drive Removal MTD Transaxle Basic Rebuild Replacing all Bearings Part 1 of 2

Richard, Google search your make and model# manual. "I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button. Check out some of my other posts if you need more tips and info."

if you type in the model number of your particular mower, you should be able to find a replacement manual, and or you could click images and it may show you a page with your belt breakdown as a picture

1. Step 1 - Loosen tension and remove belt. Locate the adjustment fastener and loosen it. ...
2. Step 2 - Inspect drive and drive pulleys. Check the drive and pulley wheels. ...
3. Step 3 - Select correct replacement belt. ...
4. Step 4 - Install V-belt. ...
5. Step 5 - Correctly tension new belt. ...
6. Step 6 - Start the engine.

Probably the PTO cable is either coroded up and struck or it is broken. You will need the 13W model number from serial tag to look-up as there is at least 2 different cable for this model series.

on the front of the engine under a cover should be a fuel line going to it may have to take the left fender of to get in there

frozen line , shut off switch (valve ) take the bowl off the carb and clean the needle and seat move the float up and down to open the needle . clean it with good carb cleaner

Could well be a worn belt, or too tight. Check the tension on belts for too much play. Also look for obstructions in deck, like old grass or debris.

Here are some steps you can follow: Check the Seals and O-Rings: Release the pressure: Make sure there's no pressure in the cylinder by releasing the pressure release valve. Unscrew the pump: Remove the pump to access the internal components. Inspect the seals and O-rings: Look for any damaged or worn-out rubber seals. Check the rubber seal at the bottom of the tube (where the plunger sits) and ensure it's in place. Examine the one-way valve (usually at the bottom of the tube) and clean it. Lubricate it with silicone grease. Lubricate the rubber washer on the plunger with silicone grease and reassemble it in the tube. Reassemble the pump: Put the plunger back into the tube and lock it with the handle. Test the sprayer: Pump it up and check if it maintains pressure without leaking. Inspect the Handle and Hose: Handle connection: Ensure the handle is securely attached to the cylinder. Hose inspection: Check the hose for kinks, twists, or blockages. Straighten out any kinks and remove debris that might be blocking the hose. Check the Nozzle and Wand: Nozzle adjustment: Adjust the nozzle to the desired spray pattern. Wand inspection: Examine the spray wand for clogs or obstructions. Lubricate O-Rings and Seals: Apply silicone grease to the O-rings, seals, and other moving parts to ensure smooth operation. Test the Sprayer: Fill the cylinder to the desired level (avoid exceeding the maximum fill mark). Screw down the pump firmly to create an airtight seal. Manually operate the pressure release valve to ensure it's working.