thomas neil
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i hit a rock and stripped the blade bolt and spline gear. not sure if the parts are described properly. how do i remove and replace?
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135 22hp auto john deere
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bertsmobile1
Lawn Royalty
Lets get things a bit more clear.
I will make a wild assumption that you have an LA 135 with the 42" edge deck as shown here
John Deere - Parts Catalog
In which case this diagram will let you call the bits by their right naame sso we know what you mean and secondly it will show how the bits go together
I will make a wild assumption that you have an LA 135 with the 42" edge deck as shown here
John Deere - Parts Catalog
In which case this diagram will let you call the bits by their right naame sso we know what you mean and secondly it will show how the bits go together
thomas neil
Forum Newbie
Lets get things a bit more clear.
I will make a wild assumption that you have an LA 135 with the 42" edge deck as shown here
John Deere - Parts Catalog
In which case this diagram will let you call the bits by their right naame sso we know what you mean and secondly it will show how the bits go together
gx22975 shaft gy21098 spindle la13542 deck
bertsmobile1
Lawn Royalty
OK,
Not a problem,
Pull the deck off
Pull off the nut holding the pulley on first
The spindle should now just push out towards the blade.
You might need to be a bit brutal but dont go overboard as you can break one of the mounting ears off the spindle housing.
the top bearing should pop out and the bottom one should stay on the spindle.
Once out check the spindle bearings for smoothness and the spindle housing mounts for possible cracks.
If all is well then buy a new spindle & blades.
If the bearings or housing are bad , buy a new housing complete ( part 25 on diagram ) as there is not much difference in price between a spindle + bearings and the whole shebang.
I usually leave the blade on as it makes a convienant handle but in your case I gather it is already off.
The stripped spline I presume is the 7 point star that the blade locks on to.
The dished washer & nut arre some times a separate part and some times come with the complete housing don't know why.
Just had to check because there are two different spindles used on that deck.
One has the 7 point star & the other has a mounting boss & 2 bolts to hold the blade on.
Not a problem,
Pull the deck off
Pull off the nut holding the pulley on first
The spindle should now just push out towards the blade.
You might need to be a bit brutal but dont go overboard as you can break one of the mounting ears off the spindle housing.
the top bearing should pop out and the bottom one should stay on the spindle.
Once out check the spindle bearings for smoothness and the spindle housing mounts for possible cracks.
If all is well then buy a new spindle & blades.
If the bearings or housing are bad , buy a new housing complete ( part 25 on diagram ) as there is not much difference in price between a spindle + bearings and the whole shebang.
I usually leave the blade on as it makes a convienant handle but in your case I gather it is already off.
The stripped spline I presume is the 7 point star that the blade locks on to.
The dished washer & nut arre some times a separate part and some times come with the complete housing don't know why.
Just had to check because there are two different spindles used on that deck.
One has the 7 point star & the other has a mounting boss & 2 bolts to hold the blade on.