Preventive Information for a John Deere LT-155
krnuttle
9 years ago
This spring when I serviced my JD LT-155, I noticed that the main belt for the drive system was starting to crack. (It is not holding up to well, it is only 10 years old ;-).
I went on the JD site and found the drawings for the belt, and understand I believe how it is routed. The one thing I do not understand is the adjustment of the one pulley in the idler arm. One pulley is is fixed, but the other fits into a slot. How do you adjust the pulley that goes in the slot.
To what point is the pulley placed in the slot to get proper operation?
As I said this is preventative, as when it breaks it will be on the slope in the front of my house. But when I have to replacement, I would like to know what to do.
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