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LT 2138 forward/reverse shaft broke
I seem to have a broken forward/reverse shaft 603-0697.
Has anyone else had to replace one of these? Are there any other parts that I should replace while I've got it apart? I was wondering about washers or bearings. I do not want to get into this and have to make a second parts order. Thanks Rich |
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I recently acquired a 2185 and have been checking things out under it. Nothing major is broken on mine in regards to the forward/reverse mechanics but I do see where several of the little bushings are either worn out or missing from it. If I was ordering parts for it I would probably order several of the different bushings for that system. In my case it would be part numbers 941-3073 and 941-3074. Just a suggestion. Hope this helps.
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Thanks Merlin,
That is what I was thinking also. The only way I can see this shaft breaking is for the bearing to have failed and the ware in the shaft weakened it. |
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I took the mower deck off tonight. The real problem was a missing shoulder bolt. A new one has been ordered. I'll put something there to get it going until the correct one gets here.
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