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Posted by KY Farmall on April 11, 2007 at 17:37:58 from (68.210.183.65):
The Woods belly mower on my Farmall A has developed a belt
problem. Since putting a new belt on last summer the belt is
wanting to roll over and run upside down on the drive pully. All
of the adjustments and tensions have been checked and
rechecked and seem to be just fine. After coming out from
under the front V-idler pully it can't seem to maintain the half
twist up to the drive pully. Within just a few seconds of
engaging the PTO it rolls over. The one thing I've noticed is that
comparing it to the old belt I removed last summer it appears
that the new belt does not have as deep of a V to it. If that is
the case it would not have enough grip depth to hold it
adequately in the drive pully after the short half twist. I got the
belt at my local International/Woods dealer as I have all previous
belts. I'm just wondering if anyone else has had this problem.
Are the belts not quite the dimensions they originally were? I've
used this mower for years and never had this problem. Thanks,
John in KY
Farmall A, International Cub
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