SOURCE: Sears ZT 7000 mower, engine runs, mower will not move
Same problem. The drive belt pulley tensioner spring broke. Replaced and everything worked great.
SOURCE: my drive belt for my
sounds like the belt has come off the from the the tension idlers
that are on the clutch brake arm bracket 1 wil be a flat idler and 1 will be a vee idler these 2 place tension on the belt for drive
and when clutched no tension is placed on it
there is also 1 more pulley in the drive line other than pto take off
it is about the middle and is a flat idler
please check website below for part diagram
http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=husqvarna&mh=29
select 2754 gls 2008
and go drive system
drive line and belt route will be shown
save a copy fyi
cheers hope it helps
paul
SOURCE: craftsman lawn tractor automatic transmission
Just like motor vehicles when transmission gets stuck on a particular place without moving forward or backward it is a sign of a jam in one of the transmission levers. This is usually caused by lack of transmission fluid in the gears.When the fluid or grease depending on what your unit uses gets low the levers begin to grind against one another and therefore bring about such problems as you are facing. Although there is an off chance that the problem could also be from the automatic selector in this case the damage might not be so much probably an electrical fault.
First get an expert to check the auto selector if it is in good shape. If it is then i am afraid the problem is from the transmission levers.
Hope this insight has been helpful?
SOURCE: I have a L118 John
Hi, remove the battery and battery support tray and clean all debris from around the hydrostatic drive, fan and cooling fins. Your problem is caused by the hydrostatic drive overheating. Hope this helps, regards Phil
SOURCE: 24 hp LA165 mower. While mowing
check the connecting rod to the tranny. follow the gear handle and you should find a rod connecting the handle to the axle make sure you're in neutral and adjust the rod until the handle starts to move
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