A ARMADA175 Member Oct 9, 2017 #11 LawnWorld is a real nice site I wish I could find a automobile repair site this good>
primerbulb120 Lawn Addict Oct 9, 2017 #12 Pulleys will have to be changed if you want it to go slower. Or you could put on a set of worn out drive wheels with all the tread gone to reduce traction.
Pulleys will have to be changed if you want it to go slower. Or you could put on a set of worn out drive wheels with all the tread gone to reduce traction.
Catherine LawnWorld Support Oct 9, 2017 #13 :welcome: I'm going to move this thread over to our Troy-Bilt section. :smile:
zman111666 Well-Known Member Oct 9, 2017 #14 Any chance the engine speed is set too high? Shouldn't be going faster than 2800-3000 RPM.
A ARMADA175 Member Oct 10, 2017 #16 Yes throttle RPM has been moved to Maxim, motor handles with no problem Do not know what the RPM reading is.
Yes throttle RPM has been moved to Maxim, motor handles with no problem Do not know what the RPM reading is.
A ARMADA175 Member Oct 10, 2017 #17 I'm going to move this thread over to our Troy-Bilt section. Where is Troy-Bilt section? Thank you
primerbulb120 Lawn Addict Oct 10, 2017 #18 No cable adjustment on these. Unlike some models they don't use the belt to engage the drive, the engagement mechanism is inside the transmission.
No cable adjustment on these. Unlike some models they don't use the belt to engage the drive, the engagement mechanism is inside the transmission.
Ronno6 Lawn Addict Oct 10, 2017 #19 ARMADA175 said: I'm going to move this thread over to our Troy-Bilt section. Where is Troy-Bilt section? Thank you Click to expand... http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/forumdisplay.php/23-Troy-Bilt-Forum Under "Forums" look in the "Equipment by Brand" and go to "Troy Bilt"
ARMADA175 said: I'm going to move this thread over to our Troy-Bilt section. Where is Troy-Bilt section? Thank you Click to expand... http://www.lawnmowerforum.com/forumdisplay.php/23-Troy-Bilt-Forum Under "Forums" look in the "Equipment by Brand" and go to "Troy Bilt"
A ARMADA175 Member Oct 10, 2017 #20 primerbulb120 said: No cable adjustment on these. Unlike some models they don't use the belt to engage the drive, the engagement mechanism is inside the transmission. Click to expand... Great answer I will leave subject alone. Thanks Kevin
primerbulb120 said: No cable adjustment on these. Unlike some models they don't use the belt to engage the drive, the engagement mechanism is inside the transmission. Click to expand... Great answer I will leave subject alone. Thanks Kevin