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Beautifully designed functional tools

Incredible! Carter Beauford is one of the best drummers of all time and you have perfected his style!! Great job!

Got that 1970's cop stance. 😂

Good stuff!

Awesome cover bro

That was really good

Your camera man to far away this video is some trash

Interesting. I retired after 40 years automotive service. I bought this in 2006. First one available. I've never imagined that it would be so reliable. The majority of replacement parts have been deck stuff. I mow about 5hrs a week from April to November here. The Kawasaki is amazing.

I bought the pliers and completely agree. They offer the confidence to pull hard enough to install the spring. Last time I did this I used several strands od wire and pulled through the hole in the frame. It took two people to pull and guide it. I was dreading this and no more.

Too bad we couldn't see the process. The tool looks like it can help. Thank you for that.

thanks for nothing

I Like Support Drum Covers ! This is a Nice Job ! 💯🤟

Spring Removal Hack - Using about 24" of paracord, tie a slip knot on one end and slide it over the hook on the spring going through the hole of the frame next to the spring retaining bracket. Get a couple wraps of the paracord around your hand give it a tug and voila! it comes rite off. Going back on is the same with an additional step of using a big flat blade screwdriver to push the hook of the spring back over the bracket. FYI- this works for most any situation that requires the removal a stiff spring..... Brake drums included.

Everything you need to know is in the dark shadow area. Sorry you can't see a thing I'm doing. Good luck!

Awesome brother

I forgot all about this song! You did a great job! ❤

grey street more like gay street

NOT at all a good explanation of how belt is routed on transmissions . does not show fans that the pully is hitting and belt size .IF you remove the battery you can see how to replace the plastic pully with a metal one and how it is routed.

Can’t See 😳 Anything

You don’t have to do all that to remove belt just use a ratchet on the tension

What size belt for transmission do you have the part number

Most unhelpful video ever.

What size belt does this take? I bought one used and the belt broke. Thanks

This is the poorest designed piece of equipment I have ever seen! When shooting a video on a piece of crap like this try shooting the whole thing. IE. my belt was broke, how does the new one go back on? How do you get the guide bolts back in? When does pulley go back on? 40 years in manufacturing and I can always tell when the bean counters get a hold of something. US manufacturing needs to realize that people want DYI NOT a bill for hundreds of dollars for what should be a 20 minute job!!!!!

Sorry, but you merely dmonstrated your ability without teching me anything.

Sorry to say but you are doing it the hard way

Thank you! It has driven me nuts for years not being able to get this thing on easily. Your solution worked perfect for me!

Bro thank you for sharing this video keep it up and continue making video making blogging bro let's get connected and let's grow together see your around bro keep safe god bless

Stop talking so much and show us how to change the belt!!!

I slip the blade belt over clutch so I don't have to remove belt cover on the deck

Thank you. Your video made it a whole lot easier than the way I've been doing it. You need to teach the makers of cub cadet how to make a correct video on how to do this. Their video sucks.

Foind a hack use a large set of channel lock grab tensioner bar an through the frame hole an squeeze with a Russian grip it will pop right on it was a pain till I tried that an 1 try right on. That's a job though an make shure the hole key is lined up for the clutch again

I have exactly that model and your video to replace the belt was excellent-short and to the point. I was able to replace my own belt quickly and with minimal effort. However, I realized the hard way that there is a belt guard on the final pulley before the belt goes to the drive pulley (assuming a counter-clockwise rotation). This belt guard is a solid piece that the pulley is mounted on. This means the pulley has to be loosened to get the backside of the belt against said pulley. Do you have any tips or tricks for that task? Thanks so much for your video. It truly was a godsend to me.

Well I was sweating but thanks for this video it helped alot.

what size belt was it

Thanks for posting this. I'm really starting to hate my cub cadet.

Lmao

I have the same mower. To reduce the grass on top of the mower deck, I cut up an old license plate and used an industrial adhesive to secure it around the holes by each spindle. It doesn't stop all the grass but a lot. I always use my blower to remove the excess after each mowing. Thanks for the tip on reinstalling the mower belt.

Thanks for posting this. I have the same model, belt busted yesterday. I didn’t want to call out the expensive ass tractor repair guy. Looking at the directions I thought I would have to take the deck off...glad I found your vid before I struggled with the damn thing more 😁 The belt was super taught about 3 or so inches from easily going around pulley. Made the mistake of using a great big crow bar and worst part of the whole job was getting that bitch stuck under the belt once I’d stretched the belt on- thought I would have to call the cavalry but after sweating, cursing, and taking a breather I pried the pry bar out and the belt is on and seems to be running fine. Only negative I noticed is the belt has a twist in it.

Fast, relaxed, and nothing but hits!

Very fine looking pistol, there! That checkered front-strap is awesome. It's hard to find a moderately priced 1911 with that feature and it's one thing that would be on the mandatory list for me. Should be a nice pile of brass right there in those Tiger Lillies!

You make that .40 cal. G22 look like a .22 rimfire! The camera must be sitting on a car, sounded like a high ricochet landed on sheet metal after the 4th shot.

Total Glock satisfaction... I know the feeling well, my friend. Must feel good to own the single most popular law enforcement firearm in the US and one of the primary firearms options for today's FBI agents.

That is some really fast, accurate shooting! Glock videos are great because a guy can watch it and say, "Hey, wonder if I'm that fast with my G-[insert model]?".

Nice control! You make that .45 look like a 9mm. Congratulations on your first upload, makes me want to go shoot some steel.