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Working on a Deere 272 Grooming Mower

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Bill420U

09-13-2007 12:04:04




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Just purchased a JD 272 3pt grooming mower but don't have a manual yet. I am anxious to start working on it but don't wish to make mistakes. Would someone please tell me:
1. How to take the belt off and on.
2. Which way the bolt holding the blade on turns to take it out: clockwise or counter clockwise?

Thanks for your help.




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Haywood

09-13-2007 21:19:10




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 Re: Working on a Deere 272 Grooming Mower in reply to Bill420U, 09-13-2007 12:04:04  
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Haywood

09-13-2007 21:12:06




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 Re: Working on a Deere 272 Grooming Mower in reply to Bill420U, 09-13-2007 12:04:04  
1...typically you turn the bolt the same direction the blade goes to remove it. Counter clockwise


2...go to www.Johndeere.com Register as a customer and search parts for turf equipment or implements.
use 72 as a search word and it will list 72 inch decks and find yours. you should be able to get some information from parts.

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bill420u

09-14-2007 14:42:27




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 Re: Working on a Deere 272 Grooming Mower in reply to Haywood, 09-13-2007 21:12:06  
The link to jdparts is great; shows blowup diagrams and parts numbers.

Got the blades off but still do not know how to take the v-belt off and on. The parts diagrams and the various label illustrations don't depict the process. Can one describe it briefly? Or better yet, does someone have an operator's manual, look up the v-belt removal/installation section and include an exerpt of the instructions?

Thanks.

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bill420u

09-15-2007 15:51:12




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 Re: Working on a Deere 272 Grooming Mower in reply to bill420u, 09-14-2007 14:42:27  
Never mind. I figured it out.

There was an illustration on the deck that did not make sense to me about a bolt and nut placement signifying installation and mowing. After checking the mower more closely, I realized a bolt on the back which when tightened, will pull the spring tensioner and loosen the belt. I had noticed the bolt earlier and wondered what purpose it served as it seem all alone. Thought maybe it was used to hold a traffic warning sign.

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