Posted by JF in MI on September 08, 2019 at 04:32:52 from (67.133.144.169):
In Reply to: Woods mower belt posted by Grandpa love on September 07, 2019 at 16:01:14:
Interesting. Our airport has a 15' Woods mower. The rear mower wing is larger than the two outriggers and uses a different belt. I never trusted that we had the correct parts manual for it but there didn't seem to be any other. Anyway the rear belt would always start to slip and one of our guys welded a bracket to put a much larger spring on the tensioner. Problem was that this spring would stretch out a new belt rapidly to the point of being shot. It wasn't rocket science to see that the belt they were putting on (according to the "book") was too long meaning the factory spring wasn't putting enough tension on the belt to start. Put on a belt 5" shorter and now everything works like it should using the factory spring.
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