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Old 04-04-2020, 10:04 AM
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Does anyone know how to adjust the tension on the blade pulley belt on a Belt tension adjustment on CC114 TA ride on?
I can't see anything obvious. Looks like a cable system from bottom of the blade engagement hand lever running across the body of the mower to the blade deck with a couple of tension springs, but no adjustment on cable stays like a bicycle brake adjuster?
Any ideas please?

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Hi Folks

Does anyone know how to adjust the tension on the blade pulley belt on a Belt tension adjustment on CC114 TA ride on?
I can't see anything obvious. Looks like a cable system from bottom of the blade engagement hand lever running across the body of the mower to the blade deck with a couple of tension springs, but no adjustment on cable stays like a bicycle brake adjuster?
Any ideas please?

Thank you
Pretty sure this was a for export built unit. Not sure they sold in the US. If it is like some other RER tractors I have seen the spring load is what makes the tension and no adjustment is required. The cable that engages it may or may not have an adjustment but would be more for setting the slack in the handle.

I would try to get a manual for it if possible.
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Many thanks Cooperino.

Looks like i's a new belt required!

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