Hey guys, thank you all so much for sharing your knowledge in my case. I found the issue and fix the problem yesterday. While mowing I had the instinct to put some pressure on the gear. I notice that it cut better, so I stopped and followed the engaging gear. I saw that I had some adjustment and I adjusted the gear to pull more. To my surprise it fix the problem. Now my belly mower is working full power and I'm able to do the tast much better. As I said, thank you all for your help.
Mowing How to I get more power to the blades
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buickanddeere
Super Member
Are the blades on backwards ?
... So, was the drive belt slipping?
LD1
Epic Contributor
If the belt was slipping and you ran it for awhile, I would go ahead and get a belt to at least have on hand.
When a v-belt wears, it will still appear tight, but not seat right in the pulleys and not get a good grip.
When a v-belt wears, it will still appear tight, but not seat right in the pulleys and not get a good grip.
Jkott
Silver Member
what on earth are you saying? What does "apply some pressure on the gear" mean? Did you down shift and mow at a slower speed? Did you find a belt adjustment and increased the tension on the mower belt? You hit the breaks to slow down? Can you elaborate on how you applied pressure to gears?
LD1
Epic Contributor
Sounds like the mower has manual engagement of the blades. I assume he means pulley when he says gear.
Thus, it wasn't getting fully engaged and slipping the belt under load?
Thus, it wasn't getting fully engaged and slipping the belt under load?