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T-Texas 07-25-2001 18:21:39 64.241.209.224 25860 Report to Moderator	Just obtained AC "G" with 42" Woods belly mower. The mower runs all the time the tractor is moving. Has anyone come up with a modification that would take the mower out of action when mowing is not desired-for example, when moving from one mowing area to another. Any suggestions would be appreciated. [Reply]   [Send Email]
john rumer 08-13-2003 19:37:43 65.17.140.118 47448 Report to Moderator	Re: Woods Belly Mower in reply to T-Texas, 07-25-2001 18:21:39   I need a diagram for the belt of the woods belly mower L59? Can you help me? Thanks   [Reply]   [No Email]
BARRY 07-29-2001 07:12:57 64.12.102.24 25936 Report to Moderator	Re: Woods Belly Mower in reply to T-Texas, 07-25-2001 18:21:39   RECENTLY BOUGHT A ALLIS-CHALMERS 5020 W/BELLY MOWER. CAN'T GET THE BELT ON THE MOWER RIGHT. DIDN'T GET ANY INFO. WITH THE MOWER. THE PTO SHAFT HAS A BIG "WHEEL" THAT THE BELT GOES AROUND. IT IS A 225" BELT, COSTS ABOUT $50. TRYING NOT TO BURN-UP ANOTHER BELT BY PUTTING IT ON WRONG. CAN ANYONE HELP ?   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Scott H 09-11-2002 18:26:47 63.155.248.107 36895 Report to Moderator	Re: Re: Woods Belly Mower in reply to BARRY, 07-29-2001 07:12:57   Barry: Contact your closest Woods dealer and order the manual for your mower. Woods has a good web site, search using 'woodsonline' and you will find the site, they do answer their e-mails and you may be able to get your belt installation instructions off of the web site, I did. Also, the manual is much cheaper then buying a second or third belt. The belt for my Woods L306, installed on a WD, runs around $110.00 (including shipping and tax). The manual was less than $8.00 (including S&T). I have only had to buy one belt, so far. Good Luck, Scott H   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Bob Semrau 07-26-2001 04:51:25 198.208.223.35 25869 Report to Moderator	Re: Woods Belly Mower in reply to T-Texas, 07-25-2001 18:21:39   I assume that your G doesn't have hydraulics - mine does, and has a lever to turn off the belt pully. The mower has to be on to lift, though.   [Reply]   [Send Email]
den/ill 07-25-2001 18:49:25 216.138.56.30 25861 Report to Moderator	Re: Woods Belly Mower in reply to T-Texas, 07-25-2001 18:21:39   I'm looking to do the same thing with mine...want to work a clutch in on the spring loaded idler. Planning to work on the problem this winter...I'll put it on this site if I come up with a solution...maybe you can do the same if you get your mower modified first.   [Reply]   [Send Email]
Aaron Duncan 08-05-2001 17:36:15 216.67.105.9 26147 Report to Moderator	Re: Re: Woods Belly Mower in reply to den/ill, 07-25-2001 18:49:25   I have one just like this. You have to push in the clutch and then flip the belt off the pulley to get it to stop turning. If you know of anywhere to get new blades for this mower I would appreciate any info on where to buy. Aaron   [Reply]   [Send Email]