SOURCE: cabel clutch
I think you're asking where the clutch cable attaches to the deck. It slips over the top of the mounting bolt on the idler pulley with a cotter pin through the hole on the top to keep it in place. It is the pulley that swivels to tighten the belt. Hope that helps..........
SOURCE: Broken manual clutch cable
You can go to www.Searspartsdirect.com and put you units model number in and order the cable yourself. They can ship it right to your house and you can swap the cable yourself with just simple hand tools.
You can see the details on the idler attachment in the parts schematic when you are ordering your new cable.
Good luck and be careful!
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SOURCE: I have a 26 horsepower husqvarna tractor and when
I will offer a common solution although it may not be yours. If you think the engine is dying because of an "electrical" problem and not "bogging down" I would check the connection at the seat safety switch. This is an "operator presence" switch and if the mower "thinks" that no one is sitting on the seat, anytime the PTO or clutch is activated, the engine will cut off because it kills the ignition to the spark plug. It gets a little tricky because not only may the switch be malfunctioning but the connector that plugs into the button switch has it's own internal switch. So what this means is that if the connector has slipped and is not engaged all the way, the internal switch is not made or if the the internal switch is not working, is will kill the ignition to the spark plug as mentioned above. Hope this helps to some degree.
SOURCE: I was given a bagger
It is made by AYP, how about you use google, find their website, purchase or download an illustrated parts breakdown and manual for it. This way you learn to help yourself. You are asking someone else to do for you what you can easily do for yourself. Hand a man a fish or teach a man to fish.
SOURCE: Found large spring at end
There are 4 pulleys on your deck. Two for the blades, these are the big ones on the outsides. To the insides there are two, one on left side is an idler and the one on the right is a tenioning pulley that hooks to the blade engage lever throught the cable you found. Look on top of this pulley and see if it has a piece sticking up. If so the spring at the end of the cable attaches here. Slide it over. You also need to find the clip that goes through the little hole in the end that keeps it from sliding off. Make sure that the cable is properly routed and attached near the back of the deck. If it is still attached, good, if not you will have to find that pin also.
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