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Originally Posted by Yosemite Sam
One of my tillers was the same way, the pulleys were simply NOT lined up.
After looking at it for a minute I decided to see what happened if I switched the upper arms, presto-chango, much to my surprise, the pulleys lined up very well. I've been using that tiller for several years now without any problems.
Not saying this is the cure for all similar such things, it just worked in this case...
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I did the same thing at first and the pulleys lined up. Call it OCD but it wasn't right. I wanted the arm with the square hole for the carriage bolt that holds the guard on the right.
You may want to compare your arms to see if one is bent. I laid one on the other so they nested. It was very clear that they didn't match.