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Old 05-23-2011, 04:31 PM
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I added this 804 to my collection a few weeks ago. It has rained almost everyday since I picked it up so I havn't had much time to mow with it but so far I've noticed that there is no change in speed between 4, 5, or 6.

I looked under the floor board for a few minutes the other day at it looks like when you push the pedal it rotates a slotted plate, then when you move the speed lever it sets a stop so when you release the pedal the slotted plate (and pedal itself) only goes back so far. From the looks of it, When I put the speed lever to 6 and release the pedal the slotted plate does not go all the way back to the stop, it comes to a rest at about the 4 stop position.

I checked the Technical Library but didn't see much on the RERs. Does anyone have advice on how to adjust the linkages to work properly?

Thanks fo your help
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Old 05-23-2011, 04:38 PM
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Jfisk! I wish I knew more about the rer's, but I have yet to play with one. Did you try looking for a manual here

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Nice 804, you have there!
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Jeff-

Thanks for the link to the manuals. It took me a few tries to get the model and serial numbers in right but it looks like this is a good start.

ACecil

Thanks, this is my 3rd Cub Cadet. I needed something with a better turning radius. My yard is so small I spent more time turning my 126 around than I did mowing. So far this little guy is working out real good.
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That's awesome! Glad the 804 is working great for you!
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AWWW! it's so cute!!! Just joking man it's a cool looking little mower
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It was a little painful to buy a belt driven rider but it beat push mowing and it has a great cup holder.

Here is my other ride, I've had it since I was about 10. My only wish was I knew what I had when I was a kid.
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It was a little painful to buy a belt driven rider but it beat push mowing and it has a great cup holder.

Here is my other ride, I've had it since I was about 10. My only wish was I knew what I had when I was a kid.
Sweet setup and nice tractor too!
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