Posted by veener79 on May 28, 2008 at 18:22:40 from (76.224.5.44):
I just got this tractor and I ran into my first problem. When testing the mower deck on the rear I had a leveling screw brake. So now no more on the back till I get it replaced. the one that was on there had JB weld and was not even adjustable. Looked like a rig job but o well. It broke on the left hand side and when looking online it looks like I need a housing, stud, and pin. What suprised me I was looking at the drawings for the rear and what I have on the right hand side is the same but the picture shows that I could have a hand cranked leveling screw. Is this something that I should have or should I just have two leveling screws that are the same on each side?
Also were is the best place to by these? I have the OEM part numbers 372972R1, 372971R11, and 523115R1.
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