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I bumped a tree with the mower and now the Rear-end won't drive the mower
It's the kind with the rubber wheel that rolls agains the belt driven Plate.
Its not the rubber wheel, I can turn it by hand and the wheels start to move the mower then starts slipping.
Is there a Shear Pin somewhere and if so where?
Or what else can it be and how do I get to the dumb thing?
Thanks in Advance
Tinhorn
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Check the square key that keys the
axle to the wheel, may be sheared
Bill Greer
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Tinhorn,
If you have a close look at the rear end of the machine their should be a bracket there that a guide for the wheel. The bet is the bracket is bent which will cause the rubber wheel to slip.
Regards,
Bruce
Regards, ![[Linked Image]](https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/images/members/mower-monsterw.jpg) Bruce Please do not PM me asking for support. Post on the forums as it helps all members not just the individual.
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Bill, you were right! Thanks a Million
And Bruce, thanks for your input, I will remember to check this too, if I have more problems.
Tinhorn
[This message has been edited by Tinhorn (edited 25 May 2000).]
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