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Check all deck idler pulleys and make sure no bad bearings or flat spots
SOURCE: v-belt route installed on 48" deck of John Deere LA130
http://jdpc.deere.com/pimages/PU00/PU00859________UN28APR08.gif
Copy and paste this in your address bar and it should take you to a picture of how to route the belt
SOURCE: problem with John Deere L120 tractor
Park brake switch is the most likely culprit,any other would cause the tractor to not turn over in the crank position.
SOURCE: I need a belt diagram
Hi and welcome to FixYa, I am Kelly
By secondary belt I am assuming you need the deck belt routing. Here is a picture of the front deck belt routing: http://opebycrigby.tripod.com/decks/jd/jdf525.jpg
Thanks for choosing FixYa,
Kelly
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I fiound some beautiful pictures in a manual for the 48" mower deck by John Deere. I haven't
found the 42" diagrams yet, but I can TELL you how it goes on (or is supposed to). Loosen the sheaves (pulleys) and belt guides. The inside of beltl go on back side of each of th 2 blade pulleys. On the discharge side it will come around to the back side of smaller pulley. On left side it will come to back side of the foward pulley. Then it will go around the jacksheave on the engine shaft. Just remember, th notched side or inside of belt will always go to the v side of pulley and the back side or flat side of belt will go to the flat pulleys. Good luck
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why cant i get simple routeing diagram for the belt on john deere l130????
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I just broke 3 new belts before I realized that the pulley that moves in to tighten the belt when engaging the lever was worn on the bottom. The lower half of the pulley was angled and the lower lip was almost gone. The belts would shred on the bottom edge before breaking. Once I replaced the pulley the belt tracked straight and all is well.
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