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Re: Tension Spring placement
#1 Dec 27, 2012 9:46 pm |
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It appears I was correct. The tension spring is for the 2-wheel - 1-wheel mechanical assembly.
The drive issue was an oversight on my part. The belt was behind the idler pulley, not on it.
She is chucking snow like a champ once again.
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Tension Spring placement
#2 Dec 27, 2012 8:36 pm |
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I own an Ariens ST11528 (926102). The drive is not working at all after working fine all last year.
I checked the belt (which I replaced last year) and they are still on the pulleys and plenty of tension.
I opened the bottom of the drive assembly and there is a tension spring that is only connected to/around the drive axle.
The tension spring is #19 on page 39 on this manual -> http://apache.ariens.com/manuals/02983600.pdf
I thought it might connect into #16, but I am not sure.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks In Advance.
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