Questions & Answers for: remove pulley lawnmower

21"Inch Deck How do I get the Self Propelled Belt back on? You need to remove a pulley to put the new belt on. Jim What size belt does it take for a Troy-Bilt 21" self-propelled lawnmower #12A-446A011

...lawnmower will shift into gear (f & R) but will not move. Transmission problem? 1) Have you removed the rear tire for flat tire repair recently? many times the key that couples the rear wheel and ...

...Remove cowling carefully Use a screwdriver to prise up the clips that hold the pulley unit inside the cowling On the side of the pulley there is a slot which the end of the recoil spring hooks into - ...

...pulley, if it has come out the pulley will probably be damaged as well, you will need to remove the pulley securing screw and big washer, you should now see the slot in the pulley where the pawl

remove the starter cover and rotate the pulley til the spring is tight then feed the new rope threw the holes with a knot on one end pull it threw slowly release the pulley and install the handle 

...lawnmower engineleaks oil by pulley Remove the pulley and punch a hole in the seal with a nail or awl and screw in metal screw and pull out seal with a vise grips or claw hammer etc. Put new one

...belt doesn't seem to be broken but just came off the axel pulley. Feed onto engine pulley, remove front drive pulley by removing scews holding plastic cover over drive pulley, feed over drive

...rope, you can do so without removing the pulley at all. Go to you tube and you will find multiple videos on how to replace rope on lawnmower recoil assy Tons of videos. You can do this!!!!! Good

...new rope, you can do so without removing the pulley at all. Go to you tube and you will find multiple videos on how to replace rope on lawnmower recoil assy Tons of videos. You can do this!! Good ...

...remove drive pulleys and electric clutch pulleys from a Briggs lawnmower engine That should be as simple as pulling the bolt on the pully to crankshaft and hitting it with a good brass hammer and it ...