Neighbors lt155

[jrwox]

My neighbor had his JD stored in a shed and mice made a home in it and it wouldn't start. After removing the mouses home I repaired the ground wire to the coil that they ate. The throttle was also seized. To loosen it up I removed the two hold down screws and the linkage popped off. I lubed up the pivot and got it working well but when I went to put it back together I couldn't figure out where the two actuator springs went as they also came loose. I'm hoping that someone might have, or wouldn't mine taking, a good picture of the linkage and their spring attachment locations so I can give the mower back to my neighbor to use. Thanks in advance for any help!!!

 

[mddorange]

:welcome:
To TBN Jrwox. So, did you get the tractor or just repairing it.

 

[beenthere]

jrwox
Take a pic or three and post so we can see what you are having as the problem. May be able to point you to the right attachment locations.

 

[jrwox]

Just repairing it. I own two older tractors. One is a '74 Allis Chalmers 712h with a deck and snowblower in excellent shape and a '77 Wheel horse B-80 with the hi-low transmission. It has a rear discharge deck, snowblower, tiller, and belly scraper. It needs refurbishing as it was outside a lot before I got it. Both run terrific!

 

[jenkinsph]

There is a picture in John Deere parts catalog showing the springs. You might try to find it here entering LT155 in the top left window of the pars search.
John Deere - Parts Catalog Will try to upload the picture but have had problems with the forum working right lately.