Stan: I had the mower on concrete floor so I was able to circle front wheels around it, so it was close 1/3 of the way under. It moved quite easy cross ways, then I added the push arms. Then I coupled up my hydrauilc lift, and lifted the front. that makes it very light for picking up push arms and pinning them.
I haven't put the belt on yet, I'm trying to decide whether I put a new one on that I bought two years ago, or do I stick with that ragety old one, I thought was worn out two years ago. I've never found the belt particularly hard to get running true. It takes a bit of time and patience, key is to get it so it doesn't rub very hard on one side of the reverse idler. I adjust that idler so belt moves from one side to the other on uneven ground. As the mower moves over uneveness if the belt sticks to one side of that reverse idler, it's not correct.
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