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LazyGhost
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Husqvarna model LGT 2654 , 54" riding mower , drive belt loose
Original Message Jul 10, 2012 8:14 pm |
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Just purchased this mower new from Lowe's. When I engage the transmission I can hear a rubbing sound in the front of the mower underneath the engine. After checking I found that the drive belt is extremely loose. Looked for a tension bar to adjust but cant find one and the instructions donsnt mention it. Is there a tension adjust?
This message was modified Jul 10, 2012 by LazyGhost
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LazyGhost
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Re: Husqvarna model LGT 2654 , 54" riding mower , drive belt loose
Reply #9 Jul 15, 2012 9:49 pm |
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"Guess ill be better off buying from a dealer/service center." IMO, unless you're up to doing all the maintenance yourself, that's the way to go. Of course, finding a good dealer is another story. Since you're starting over, look for a Cub dealer and check out the Cub Cadet LTX 1046 KW (with the Kawaski engine). Hell of a mower for $1800. I went ahead and purchased from Lowes the husqavarna rider with the briggs and stratton engine. Because of rain itll probably be a few days before im able to test the machine. The engine seems to be a little weaker than the kohler, but still strong enough to operate the mower. We will see. Down the road, i intend to purchase a zero turn to go along with my riding mower to cut the bulk of my yard. I might look into the cub's then. My property is large, about 7 acres, with most of it being at fairly steep incline. I tried a zero turn a few years ago and the transmissions just wouldnt hold up. I believe the mower was too large and bulky. I had a 66" Swisher.
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