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Folks:

My Honda mower's radial ball bearing was shot. It would "hiss". When I got it apart, you could feel how bad the bearings was so it was time to replace. I was careful to re-assemble in the same order as removed. However, watch this short clip of me engaging the blade two different times. It takes twice as long as it used to. I think it WAS probably like 2 or 3 seconds. Now its like 5. I'm not paranoid, just wondering if that seems right. Not sure why a new Radial Ball Bearing would make it take longer; wondering if somehow I didn't reassemble something in the clutch correctly.

Engine model is the GCV160A0 and this is a Harmony HRR2167VXA.

Thoughts?

Here is the short clip I just made:

Possibly, post your complete Honda model number from your mower.
Locate your mower & illustrated parts breakdown to go by from website below.

So what is interesting is as I mowed, if I hit a taller patch of grass, one that normally would slow the motor and possibly kill it, the engine kept going but the blade slowed. It slowed enough to almost stop but motor was unaffected. So I guess that means I didn't assemble somethign right. It runs; cut my entire yard just fine but blade now slows in heavy grass rather than motor struggles to power through....odd.....

mechanic mark said:

Possibly, post your complete Honda model number from your mower.

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I added motor and model to the original post.