Posted by JR FRYE on August 31, 2014 at 08:55:22 from (71.7.63.162):
I have a 1985 wheel horse lawn mower. The bearings went out on the v pulley and belt was cracked all most broken. This is on the mower deck drive belt. It has 3 blades and sharp as h---. So I put a new pulley and a new belt on it I tightened the belt up as tightened it as I could by hand, I cut grass for one day and the belt flipped up side down in the v pulley, So I flipped the belt back where it belonged in the v pulley, and again I tightened it as tight as I could by hand. Two hours later the same thing, what am I doing wrong. The v pulley is next to the engine and the flat pulley is next to the pulley housing then the nut. Can any one help me out JR FRYE MANY THANKS and HAVE A GREAT DAY
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