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L-22 mower
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Nimrod
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L-22 mower
I recently installed this on my 1957 Loboy. I put the belt on...a tricky task....and once on it is a bit loose. It was all I could do to roll it on there so, belatedly, I am thinking there must be a tensioner. Is there a tensioner on this mower and could anyone tell me how it adjusts? Many thanks!
Nimrod - Mighty hunter and grandson of Noah OR....(in American slang as promoted by Warner Bros and Bugs Bunny) a foolish and slow witted person. It really doesn't make any difference to me, it's just a handle.
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Re: L-22 mower
Here is the belt tensioner. Just turn the bolt whichever way you need it to loosen or tighten.
Modified photo from TM Tractor Parts
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Nimrod
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Re: L-22 mower
Thank you! Found it and adjusted it. Frankly, it was just a little too far down for me to see it ( I don't do floors as well as I used to and getting down is not the problem) and the whole concept completely eluded me until the last minute. Now the friggin battery will not hold a charge. Not easy to scare up a 6v on Sunday but I guess I will give malWart a try.
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Nimrod - Mighty hunter and grandson of Noah OR....(in American slang as promoted by Warner Bros and Bugs Bunny) a foolish and slow witted person. It really doesn't make any difference to me, it's just a handle.
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Don McCombs
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Re: L-22 mower
Nimrod wrote:Now the friggin battery will not hold a charge.
Have you checked the electrolyte level?
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Nimrod
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Re: L-22 mower
Yeah...I could do that standing up. Just a really old tired battery I guess. Can't remember if it is the one that was on the former wreck of a tractor when I hauled it in here, but probably is.
Nimrod - Mighty hunter and grandson of Noah OR....(in American slang as promoted by Warner Bros and Bugs Bunny) a foolish and slow witted person. It really doesn't make any difference to me, it's just a handle.
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