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Old 02-18-2015, 03:17 PM
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I found the culprit.
I am missing the washer that goes between the pulley and the grease seal.
I took the other side apart and found the washer and compared the good side to the diagram. The good side spins smooth and is tightened properly.
So, where can I find a washer?

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Washer shouldn't be anything special take one to the local hardware store or TSC and match it up. I know TSC also sells shims for machinery if the washers wont play.
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Washer shouldn't be anything special take one to the local hardware store or TSC and match it up. I know TSC also sells shims for machinery if the washers wont play.
Thanks, I pulled the one from the other side and will take it to the store.
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In Louisiana you guys are all like:

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Up north we're all like:

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Yep, looks pretty nice down in Louisiana. Maybe I should of gone down there to pick up my "Cadet".
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Sunny and 57 today.
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It's sunny here too...... but it's 7°.
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It's sunny here too...... but it's 7°.
I can't even wrap my head around that.
Stay warm and safe up there.
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I got a washer and it didn't help.
If I'm looking at the diagram correctly, does the split spacer go around the cone spacer?
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PM me your e-mail address and I'll send you the manual. Pic is better so you can see how it goes together.
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I'm pretty sure I have all of the parts, so I must be doing something wrong.
between the bearing assemblies I have the split spacer.
I have laid out the other parts as I have installed them.
The small thick split washer seems to just float around in there right now.
The tightness of the grease bolt make the spindle hard to spin.
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