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newjerseybt
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Ariens 1128DLE Ariens 8526LE Honda HRC216 Bosch 3221L Craftsman DYT4000 Stihl FS90R
Location: Honesdale, PA
Joined: Dec 19, 2004
Points: 171
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Re: Blower won't move
Reply #2 Jan 11, 2005 7:08 pm |
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Don't know your machine so this is my "shotgun" attempt to fix your problem. I am assuming you opened the machine up and saw the wheel drive v-belt is not broken and has tension. Also assuming the machine worked previously. I wonder if you have a friction disk and it needs replacement? Or the friction disk needs an adjustment for wear? Or you have 2 click pins and you accidentally placed them both on the outer holes on both axles which will disengage both drive wheels?
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jubol
Location: Dover, De
Joined: Oct 3, 2003
Points: 1558
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Re: Blower won't move
Reply #5 Jan 12, 2005 9:52 am |
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Jgreen, When you put oil on the friction wheel, it became a slick wheel, thence no movement! Glad you solved the problem! Fred
This message was modified Jan 12, 2005 by jubol
Husqvarna STE927(11.5HP) snowblower, MTD Pro Series 18/42 Lawnmower, MTD 6.5 HP Self Prop Lawn Mower, Weedeater 1500 Blower, Web Gensis 2000
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jubol
Location: Dover, De
Joined: Oct 3, 2003
Points: 1558
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Re: Blower won't move
Reply #9 Jan 13, 2005 2:27 pm |
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VG, Looking at the axle, appears there was a pin holding axle in the Diff. You may have to open the Diff and see! Fred
This message was modified Jan 13, 2005 by jubol
Husqvarna STE927(11.5HP) snowblower, MTD Pro Series 18/42 Lawnmower, MTD 6.5 HP Self Prop Lawn Mower, Weedeater 1500 Blower, Web Gensis 2000
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SnowPro
Location: Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada
Joined: Mar 16, 2003
Points: 395
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Re: Blower won't move
Reply #11 Jan 13, 2005 3:05 pm |
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Hi Jubol. I guess the diff would be what I'm calling a gear case. LOL I've stated on the forum before my mechanical knowledge of OPE is limited, but I suprise myself sometimes. Is the pin actually like a shear pin? Looks kind of involved to get the diff apart, but I'll check it out more over the weekend. Thanks, Kevin
Vangellis: Don't open the differential !! It is full of gears and with the limited knowledge that you stated, you could create more problems than you need.
What you need is to replace the small roll pins that hold the axle (actually called the differential connecting rod) together. They are 1/8" x 1" long. You should need 2 of them. I keep them on hand always as they have a habit of shearing from time to time. From your picture, you can see them at the top of the axle. Drive them out, reconnect your axles and install new ones. They should be about 10 cents each. You may need a helper to hold one of the 2 axle/wheel combos to slide the 2 together. If you need more info, I'll check in later tonight or you can PM me. HTH Ken
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