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Removing the Belt
1.
Position the machine on a level surface, place
the Dyna-Clutch lever in the S
off the engine, and disconnect the spark-plug
wire.
2.
Remove the belt guard; refer to
Belt Guard (page
3.
Slip the belt off the belt-tension pulley
23).
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1. Belt-tension pulley
2. Belt
4.
Slip the belt off the gearbox pulley
5.
Slip the belt off the engine pulley and remove
the belt
(Figure
23).
Installing the Belt
1.
Ensure the Dyna-Clutch lever in the S
position.
2.
Align the belt over the engine pulley
3.
Align the belt over the gearbox pulley
23).
4.
Slip the belt over the belt-tension pulley
23).
5.
Install the belt guard; refer to
Guard (page
19).
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Removing the
19).
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3. Gearbox pulley
4. Engine pulley
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Installing the Belt
Aligning the Pulleys
1.
Place a straight-edge ruler across the engine
pulley and the gearbox pulley
1. Straight edge
2. Gearbox pulley
2.
If the pulleys are out of alignment, perform the
following steps:
A.
Loosen the 2 setscrews that secure the
engine pulley to the engine shaft
24).
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B.
Gently tap the engine pulley toward or
away from the engine until the gearbox and
engine pulleys align to the straight-edge
ruler
C.
Tighten the 2 setscrews that secure the
23).
engine pulley to the engine shaft
24).
Adjusting the Dyna-Clutch
Important:
This adjustment procedure affects the
operation of the Dyna-Clutch and is critical to the
safe operation of the machine.
23).
Adjust the tension-pulley spring as needed to tighten
the belt.
1.
Move the Dyna-Clutch lever to the S
refer to
2.
Loosen the 2 jam nuts that secure the barrel of
the clutch cable to the clutch bracket, and rotate
the nuts to either end of threads on the barrel
(Figure
20
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Figure 24
3. Engine pulley
4. Setscrew
(Figure
24).
Dyna-Clutch Lever (page
25).
24).
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