John Deere Rider Drive Belt Pulley Noise Fix (Husqvarna Craftsman)
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2019
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Due to factors beyond the control of Hank's Garage, I cannot guarantee against improper use or unauthorized modifications of this information. Hank's Garage assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. Use this information at your own risk. Hank's Garage recommends safe practices when working on vehicles and or with tools seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of Hank's Garage, no information contained in this video shall create any expressed or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage, or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or from the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not Hank's Garage. - Навчання та стиль
Great diagnosis. I would have figured it was a spindle making the noise unless it just made it with the clutch. Good fix.
Just found this and this is the exact same model and problem I'm having. Good video! Can't wait to fix.
Great vid. I just picked up a D140 and it's doing this exact same thing. Easy fix. Thank you.
Excellent, easy repair video Hank...thank you
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@Donald Cullen yea, I've been watching on flixzone} for since november myself =)
Good stuff as always!
Great video, Hank. Saved me a heap of money. Thanks.
Ahh man I just got my mower running again and them boom the small pulley locked up lol thank you for the video
Thank you for actually cranking the mower so that we could hear the sound that it's making so that we can compare, haha. The other videos that I looked at, they just said it's making a noise and then spend the next 15 minutes trying to describe it and what it might be👍
Gee, and I just serviced my deck and put it back on last night. I did not even think about looking at those pulleys and that belt. Now I want to check out the condition of thoses parts.
Had an idler pulley go bad on my LT150. Pulley was well worn, making noise, and it was starting to wear on the belt that I installed about a year ago. Turns out that the bearing on the pulley went out. It was grinding pretty bad. Once I replaced it, the noise stopped and it seems like the tractor now moves quicker.
awesome video! thank you sir!!
Thanks nice job 👍
Thank you for the info great video
Great video. Identified the identical problem for my JD L111.
Could you please give me the link or part numbers for the pulleys? Many thanks, again...
Thanks Hank, I'll give it a shot.
Do you know the part numbers for those pulleys please?
Mine pulleys burnt out replaced them at a engineering shop with aussie bearings and got the old pulleys machined into steel one bit more than standard but never have that problem again
Nice video!
Thanks you for making this video now I know how to fix that god awful grinding noise
Yes sir this fixed the problem just wanted to say thanks again for making this video now my family thinks I’m a mechanic 😂
So helpful -- thanks!
I save all my appliance cartons as well for laydown work.
So does husqavana make home depots John Deere mowers to because that's basically identical to my neibor craftsman g5500 where the drive belt goes around the steering shaft instead going to 1 side of it
The one I have the lx 172 make that noise and I have 2 clutch pedals. And it doesn't engage as strong as it did before. Blades still spin. Just don't cut as loud and as good.
thanks for the video!
If you're not replacing the belt too, you really don't even need to remove the deck if you don't want (or at least I didn't on my L110) - just need a cheater bar
I was doing extra maintenance which was why I removed it
@@hanksgarage_ just a tip for other lazy people like me! Not criticism or anything
I know I’m just saying 👍
I also have that JD L110 model will these parts in the video fit this model ?
What's the part# on the pulleys?
Great video! Do you have a video on how to change out the drive belt? I have a Deere model 135 that I want to change the drive belt. Doesn’t look too complicated, mostly awkward, working under the mower. Wondering about any torque specs like on the bolt that holds on the main pulley coming off the engine, I believe it’s a 5/8”. Thanks for vid, appreciated. 👍👍. Subscribed.
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I tipped it over but you don’t have to do that.
@@hanksgarage_ Hi, please do you have a video for JD166 main drive belt replacement.
My LA145 is making the same noise,so I bought the replacement pulleys.I'm doing them in the same order as you.I can't get the second pulley off though.The short,threaded shaft the pulley mounts to is rotating with the nut.Has it broken loose from the bracket?It feels smooth on top,like there's no weld or anything.I don't want to have to replace the bracket too.I sprayed it with WD40.Maybe I should spray it some more and let it soak for awhile?
Update:I just saw another video featuring an X300 with apparently the same setup.The shafts for the pulleys were removable from the bracket.So I may have to remove the bracket to finish the process.
Yea just soak with wd40 or any other penetrant
Can you please share the video to get the shaft removed? My pulley is stuck too and I can’t get it off :(
I have a JD 125 and when i try to remove one of the pulleys, the nut and bolt spin. Is the bolt welded to the bracket?
No. You would need to get onto it with a wrench on the other side too
Thanks sir
How do you removed an idler pulley when the bolt and nut are spinning together? JD-D140
Check to see if there is an access cap above it on the body for a socket. My troybilt is set up that way.
i have a d105 with a brand new drive belt installed. it has the proper belt, but its too loose and the mower will barely drive.. is there a way to tighten the tension on the drive belt? ty
Not that I am aware of, are you sure its routed right?
how bout doesn't wanna move..whining loudly when push drive pedal
My John Deere L110 just started doing that same thing now I know what the problem is
your gonna replace a pully becase you dont like the sound? i run them till they blow apart. if it works it works.
thogh i never had a plastic pully
I clearly stated in the video it would chew the belt up and even showed how messed up it was.
@@hanksgarage_ i never seen one made of plastic, every pully i have had was metal, the noise is bearings wereing out on mine.
Yea your machines are a lot older than this one. Back when they made things better quality
it was just the bearings needed to be repacked. I pop the bearing shields out every few years and force grease into them with my finger and keep stuffing and rubbing it it until it takes no more. The pulleys were fine. Mine look worse than that and they make no noise or harm the belts. The bearing race was dry. cheaper and easier fix that I just did again the other day. very simple.
Do whatever you want. The pulleys run about 10 bucks. It’s not a big deal.
@@hanksgarage_ I said not to buy the pulleys......NEVER EVER. I said you did a good job showing others what to do. I just told you of an easier way to pack the grease into the race. Like packing wheel bearings years ago.I have saved many bearings over the years doing it that way. 🙂
That’s what I’m saying. The bearings are included in the new pulleys. I’m saying do whatever you want but at the end of it the new part is 10 bucks
@@hanksgarage_ Think of the hamburgers you could of had at McDonalds or milk shakes or cones??? 😁 I've gotten you confused with a previous video where the guy pulled the cover caps off of the bearings and repacked the races like I have done for many years. They will last forever, unless the plastic breaks apart, then yes, You have to get another pulley. One of mine has had part of the bottom lip broken off. But it never affected the belt, so I just leave it on and repack it every few years with my small yard. Sorry about the mix up. DUH.🙄🙄😀😀
I want to say one or 2 of these pulleys was pretty worn in. The plastic doesn’t hold up all that well over time. Repacking it may have bought another year but I wouldn’t be surprised if the pulley fell apart afterwards
Now I really feel like a dummy. I just paid the service center to have those pulleys changed out and to have the valves adjusted. Had I known how simple it was to fix these issues I would have saved myself some cash. My machine has only 190 hours on it, seeing that these pulleys have sealed bearings in them I think they might have failed a little early.
ua-cam.com/video/EqWRaAF6_WY/v-deo.html I'm replacing the drive belt on mine too. Yeah, It sounds fine until you take the brake off.