If it doesn't have a sticker with the belt routing take a picture of how it goes. My uncle has one that broke the belt, and we like to never figured out how to route it.
If it doesn't have a sticker with the belt routing take a picture of how it goes. My uncle has one that broke the belt, and we like to never figured out how to route it.
If it doesn't have a sticker with the belt routing take a picture of how it goes. My uncle has one that broke the belt, and we like to never figured out how to route it.
It’s for the belt drive assembly.
Ok follow up! Why do these use a belt drive system instead of a gear box?
Simplicity imo. No gear oil to check, no need to set back lash, no need for seals. Just shoot some grease now and then and roll on. Belt has a tensioner, so it's good until it's not.Ok follow up! Why do these use a belt drive system instead of a gear box?
Just that design or is it a finish mower thing?
Heading up Saturday to help and take some more supplies and fuel. Snagged me a liberal saw to try out. Its already opened a rabbit hole of other m18 tools. I stayed away as long as I could. But the dewalt line just isn’t cutting it. View attachment 425981
I seen sparks tonight. Assuming the shitty bar? Send linksThe factory bar is junk, but there is an Oregon that fits and runs a better chain. My experience says it'll eat, but can suck down a battery quick in the process
My experience is that pinching the bar even a little will cause the guide to crush and kick the chain off.I seen sparks tonight. Assuming the shitty bar? Send links
Everything about this is exactly what a stereotype is built on.Stolen Malibu in Taylorsville this am
Any info please lmk
Damn, that looks worse than a Smirnoff ice lol
Isn’t that Winrock?So a “project” I have had this sticker on it from days past of wheeling. Any history or knowledge? View attachment 426161
Not sure figured some of you east coast OG’s might know…Isn’t the Winrock?