Briggs & Stratton 5900619 manual Belt Removal & Replacement, Mower Drive Belt Removal Replacement

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Troubleshooting, Adjustment & Service

Troubleshooting

BELT REMOVAL & REPLACEMENT

To avoid damaging belts, DO NOT

PRY BELTS OVER PULLEYS.

Mower Drive Belt Removal &

Replacement

1.Park the tractor on a smooth, level surface such as a concrete floor. Disengage the PTO, engage the parking brake, turn off the engine, and remove the ignition key.

2.Remove the height adjustment pin (A, Figure 46) and lower deck.

3.Loosen the 5/16” bolts securing the mower deck guards and remove the guards.

4.Using a 3/4” combination wrench, rotate the spring-loaded idler pulley (A, Figure 47) CLOCKWISE to release the belt tension.

5.Slide the drive belt over the edge of the stationary idler pulley (C) and carefully release the tension on the wrench until the spring tension is completely released.

A

Figure 46. Lower the Mower Deck

A. Height Adjustment Pin

A

C

B

Figure 47. Mower PTO Belt

A.Spring-loaded Idler Pulley

B.Idler Spring

C.Stationary Idler Pulley

WARNING

Use extreme caution when rotating the idler pulley with the wrench, due to the increased tension in the spring as the idler pulley is being rotated. Injury may result if the wrench is prematurely released while the spring is under tension.

6.Remove the old belt and replace with a new one.

7.Install the drive belt on the gearbox pulley, the spindle pulleys and idler pulleys.

8.Rotate the spring-loaded idler pulley (A, Figure 47) CLOCKWISE and slide the drive belt over the edge of the stationary idler pulley (C). Make sure the V-side of the belt runs in the pulley grooves (Figure 48). Carefully release the tension on the wrench.

9.Reinstall the mower deck guards and tighten the 5/16” hardware to secure in place.

10.Run the mower under no-load condition for approximately 5 minutes to break in the belt.

D

C

B

A

 

A

D

 

 

D

 

 

72” Side

A

 

 

 

Discharge Model

 

 

D

C

B

A

 

A

D

A

 

 

 

61” Models &

 

 

72” Rear Discharge Models

 

 

Figure 48. Mower PTO Belt Routing

A.Spindle Pulley

B.PTO Drive Belt

C.Spring-loaded Idler Pulley

D.Stationary Idler Pulley

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Contents Manual Date Purchased Table of Contents Operating Safety Slope Operation Roll Bar Use Fuel and Maintenance Operation Slope Operation Service and Maintenance Roll BAR Instructions Inspection and Maintenance of the Roll BAR Seat Belt CE Identification TAG Markings Safety Decals Safety DecalsNorth American Models CE Models Export Safety Icons Safety Interlock System Safety Interlock SystemOperational Safety Checks Features & Controls Seat Adjustment LeverIgnition Switch Ground Speed LeversPTO Power Take Off Switch Glow Plug IndicatorHour Meter / Maintenance Reminder Oil Pressure IndicatorGeneral Operating Safety OperationChecks Before Starting Priming the Fuel System To prime the fuel systemOn the water separator On the engine fuel filterStarting the Engine Stopping the Tractor & EngineDriving the Tractor Pushing the Rider by Hand Do not TOW RiderZero Turn Driving Practice Smooth TravelForward Travel Practice Reverse Travel PracticePractice Turning Around a Corner Practice Turning In PlaceExecuting an End-Of-Row Zero Turn Executing TurnsMowing Mowing RecommendationsHeight of Grass Tall Grass Requires Incremental CuttingWhen and How Often to Mow Mowing MethodsMowing Patterns Proper Broadcast MowingAttaching a Trailer Proper MulchingRaise & Lower the Roll BAR To lower the roll barTo raise the roll bar Keep roll bar in the raised position and use seat beltStorage Starting After Long Term StorageDiesel Fuel Recommendations Temporary Storage 30 Days Or LessRegular Maintenance Maintenance Schedule & ProceduresCheck Tire Pressures Before Every Spring Each 100 250 Fall Use HoursChecking / Adding Fuel Fuel FilterTo add fuel Check / ADD Engine OIL Check / Change AIR Filter Check Hydraulic OIL LevelHydraulic OIL Filter Change Change Interval Every 500 Hours Filter Part NumberChange Engine Coolant Clean RADIATOR, Screen & OIL Cooler Check Engine Coolant LevelRadiator Pressure Cap Radiator ScreenLubrication Grease OilBattery Maintenance Cleaning the Battery and CablesANTI-SCALP Deck Casters Servicing the Mower Blades Removing the BladeTroubleshooting, Adjustments & Service Troubleshooting WarningTroubleshooting the Rider Troubleshooting, Adjustment & Service Rider TroubleshootingTroubleshooting the Mower Troubleshooting Common Cutting Problems StreakingSeat Adjustment Ground Speed Lever AdjustmentSpeed Balancing Adjustment Neutral Adjustment Neutral Position and Return Spring AdjustmentNeutral Position Adjustment Return Spring AdjustmentParking Brake Adjustment 1/85,4cm Rear Tire Camber Adjustment Installing the camber shimsTo discover how many shims are needed Distance Measured Number of ShimsSuspension Adjustment To adjust the spring pre-loadUse two hands when adjusting the shock Springs. This will prevent the wrench fromMowing Height Adjustment Deck Lift ROD Timing Adjustment Inner RodOuter Rod Deck Leveling Adjustment Deck Lift SpringBelt Removal & Replacement Mower Drive Belt Removal ReplacementSide Discharge Model Models Rear Discharge Models Clutch Belt Replacement Clutch Belt RemovalPump Drive Belt Replacement Pump Drive Belt RemovalGearbox Maintenance Check Gearbox Oil LevelChanging Gearbox Oil FrontBattery Service Checking Battery VoltageTroubleshooting, Adjustment & Service Jump StartingSpecifications DimensionsEngine ChassisFerris Limited Warranty OPERATOR’S Manual

5900619 specifications

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