Posted by fixerupper on May 20, 2014 at 19:34:02 from (100.42.82.100):
In Reply to: Woods 59 question posted by notjustair on May 20, 2014 at 13:03:42:
You have a very durable and mostly trouble free mowing outfit. We have a right discharge 59 on a B and it has to be pulled way down before the outside blade stops. Usually the tractor runs out of ponies first. This mower has been on this tractor since 1974 and has thousands of hours in it and the belt is the only weak point I have found on it. The belt has to be very tight and the book even states that fact. It said the bearings are modern and able to take a very tight belt, or something similar to that. A worn belt won't pull it no matter how tight it is and a new one costs a lot of money for no more than you get. I have replaced one noisy bearing in all the years we have had it. Worn pulleys could be your problem too, as someone else said. Seems like the blades stop a little easier on ours than in the past so we might have worn pulleys too. Jim
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