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1045 Belt Slipping
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25 Jul 2016 14:49 #1
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I bought a new 1/2 x 70 Kevlar Belt, I installed the belt and guard. I started up fine with my pedal pushed in while in rev, then backed up and stopped, when I go to drive in any forward speed it slows and seems to be slipping, can it be the Kevlar? A smaller Belt, 1/2 x 69 is too tight and won't stop spinning to engage a gear. I'll be looking for pulley slip next on the transmission......
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26 Jul 2016 08:53 #2
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Thanks anyways, I found the sheared key-way on the left rear hub! To think this Tractor set all this time due to simple key-way!
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26 Jul 2016 16:56 #3
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Really?? I've read many posts to check the keyway on a hub....I don't think I've ever found that it was the issue.....that is awesome it was simple!!
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28 Jul 2016 09:20 #4
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I've bought tractors like that before, that may be why they parked it. Glad you got her going. 
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05 Aug 2016 21:18 #5
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I'm very happy with this one! It runs strong! I even found a rebuild for the HY-3 with a new spring and everything. I even got the decals in this week!
Although we were away vacationing at Bald Head Island , NC, beautiful place, the teenagers loved it too!
Although we were away vacationing at Bald Head Island , NC, beautiful place, the teenagers loved it too!
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