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2009-07-31 07:42:28 by chippieandy

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Hey I was wondering if any of you would know where I could find either deck parts, or a used mower deck that would fit on a 1976 or equivilant riding lawn mower?? I need a pully, and a quill set.

Try www.mfgsupply.com for mower parts. They cover all types of lawn mowers and other small engine equipment

2008-06-18 20:57:23 by Carguy2005

it was given to me taken apart. In trying to put it back together the pull cord spins freely. I am pretty sure all the parts are there. It has a electric start, but i took that off and decided i would just crank it with the pull cord. The pull cord bolts down on the crank shaft (i guess its called) the shaft is just an open bell shaped metal bowl that the plastic pull cord bottom fits in, but it spins freely. anyone know how to get it to crank?

If it's not the engine as the poster above mentioned, it might be that you forget some parts in the starter clutch?

If it's a Briggs you will have a big square post on the top of the flywheel that goes into the retracting cord spool. The post should lock to the shaft in 1 direction and freewheel in the other.

The post rides in a notched cup and 6 ball bearings that grab the notches on the post as you start it and are flung free to the outside edge of the cup when it's running. The ball bearings can get rusted in place if the mower was left in the rain a lot.

If that was the original problem, you can get to them by removing the four 1/4 inch screws around the top of the flywheel that hold the circular metal screen in place. Lift off the screen then the plastic bearing cover (you may need to pry a bit). You should now see the balls and pawls. The post can be pulled up and off the shaft.

Here hoping you get it figured out!

2008-07-16 12:11:31 by Tmoney438

I recently became obsessed with lawn mower racing, i have an old 14hp Murray riding mower and i want to make it into a little project by making it faster, i'm going to take the blade deck off and all that etc. to make it a bit of a racing mower, not really fast because i dont want to spend much at all, i saw some videos on youtube that people just took the blade deck off and added smaller sprockets etc. but other than that u can keep it stock and taking off some parts to make it go faster, does anyone have any advice on whats a good idea to do so or have any instructional videos on how to do that? thank you so much :P

You are in luck. I was just looking at lawn mower racing web sites a couple days ago and book marked them. They have performance tips, chassis tips etc. Here are some links, actually one link which has a whole list of links. Have fun !!

http://www.automotive-links.com/mot/tra/ tra.htm

2009-06-26 20:42:24 by bill

my grandfather asked me to try and find information or a diagram of parts for a certain type of lawn mower.its a murray lawn mower, 12 horse power,and the model number is 38608x92c. it would be much appreciated if you could give a link or any information.thanks
the type of mower is rather old so the model number might not work very well

D band.....try this link www.ereplacementparts.com
It says they have replacement parts and diagrams.
It is very nice of you to help your Grandpa with his mower, God bless you!

2009-06-01 11:01:01 by band_nerd09