Deck Engagement Cable Replacement Craftsman
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- Deck Engagement Clutch Cable for Craftsman Sears POULAN Husqvarna 532435111 532408714 532197257 AYP 435111 408714 197257
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Older style deck cable How To
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That was a fantastic explanation, and your amazon link worked perfectly. You saved me hours of trying to figure out how to remove each side!!!
Been wondering for quite a long time now why I could never find videos on my mower.... I refuse to let her die. Thank you very much - superbly done video.
Thank you for the tips and showing how to do this.
EXCELLENT video… clear, right to the point. EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHY, and narration .
Great job !!
Thank you, saved me HOURS of diagnosis and repair !!
“ whoo Time out” Nice !!
Thank you - this saved a ton of time. The part link was especially helpful!
Thanks - Going to give it a shot. Think I may have one of the engines mentioned (YS4500). Just had the throw-out bearing replaced (on the cam) to the tune of +$400. I now have close to 900 in it total. Realize this was a 2k mower. Hope it behaves for a while now.
I got that mower.... I think maybe just take the steering wheel an top dash off to get to the cable assembly... just maybe
Thank you thank you. Finally. Instructions i understand
I'm just here for the link for the cable, thanks for that.
BEEN THERE DONE THAT .. OUR NEWER HUSQUVARNAS ARE LIKE THAT ..AND YES IT'S A BUGGER TO DO.
Hate these cables but they’re pretty easy to replace that machine you’re working on is made by Husqvarna, I have the same exact one in black.
I'm going to put a older style one on mine just like the LT 1000
Do you have a video on the brake connector to the frame connection
Wow that is a job to change that cable. Is it much more difficult to put in the cable if the engine is still in place? What a wonderful design. Thanks for the tips. Thanks for the video.
If you have tiny hands it can be done with out removing anything. Others have confirmed they unbolted and moved the gas tank an inch over and do it by feel. To be clear I took the video the way I did to make it clear where and how to do it.
I miss the simplicity of the older (late 1970's to mid 1980's) "Mechanical" Deck Engagement.
Why they had to rely on an ¹/³²" Cable boggles my mind!
These ALWAYS fail at one end or the other at the "Fastener"...
Or if improperly Stored, the Sheathing allows Water in for the Cable to rust out and snap.
Great informative Video VGG! 🖖
-Thomas
Western Washington State
My bet is the increase in steel prices caused this change. Around that time decks got thinner and the switch was made to lighter body panels. Even the frame was made thinner after that point.
That was AWESOME 👏
What would be the problem if you put a new one on and it breaks immediately? The old one was stretched I was told. No pinching or binding that I could see.
What’s the number to replace cable line for blade to work
got a question for you my cable seems a bit to short and to much tension to engage which way would you move the bracket with the bolt on the mower deck to ease the tension on the spring? I am guess to move it closer to the deck spring??
Why does no one have a video on the electric switch style!
Hi. I bought an old Murray that (apparently) have a seized regulator, so it always stalls when I try to mow with it. The repair shop didn't want to take it on, as it would be expensive and require the engine to be taken out. Thought I'd give it a go, but do you have any tips on how to do it? I can't find any good description of where it is or what it looks like. (Amusingly, the last thing that happened last year before I put it in storage for later was the deck engagement cable snapping, so it's vaguely related to this vid at least. :D )
I have seen u video I would like to know how do you make a mud mower
Thanks
I have that exact same mower, but i dont have that pedal on the right - looks like a gas pedal?
Yours has the forward and reverse hand control lever on the right side. This is the same thing only the forward and reverse controls are on a foot pedal.
"motivational language" 🤣
Where are the you located
So i have a troy built pony. Side pull deck enguagement beside the deck height, right side of seat. 7 speed on the dash with park brake. Have you ever done a video about the pedal adjustment. I can adjust it but would like to adjust it correctly lol. I had it too loose, the adjustment screwed all the way to the end of the bar where it comes off, it started burning. Then I put it in 1st and adjusted the rod to fit into the pulley bracket freely. Now it seems to not want to go until about 3rd gear. I mean it does pull but it needs a lot of throttle. I mow lots of fairly steep hills and tend to ride the brake a lot due to bad dog gears in the trans and dont want it popping out of gear, that was a heck of a ride before adjusting the brakes. Anyway, Any advice would be appreciated
If your machine is the one I think it is. You are going to eat belts on a bunch of hills like that. All it takes on those is losing a bit of the drive belts and they will not go at all in 1 to 3. My advice new belts and remember to tune the clutch pedal so first 2/3 is clutch last 3rd is brakes or you will be putting another set of belts on sooner then you like.
@@redneckcomputergeek that makes sense. I first adjusted it because my short legs only reach 2/3 of the pedal to start with lol. It could use both drive belts.
@@redneckcomputergeek I gave 100 bucks for it and this will be the 3rd season using it. I paid 50 bucks for deck and swapped parts between the 2 until I had a one that works. Im very much like doing what I can for the least i can, it makes me feel good when I keep old stuff working right. My truck is 23 years old with 400,000 and i would trust it to go anywhere.
Anybody charging 2 hours labor for that is a thief.
Also MTD has made very few craftsman tractors prior to the most recent. most of them were husqvarna/AYP.
Clean the grass off your deck in and outside because grass is like acid from xeno's from Aliens it eats metal and paint
It's like my very old murray I failed to fix it and thank god I found the deck was so ripe I gutted all the useless stuff off her and made it a great tow tractor cheers Neil for for these helpful videos these make excellent sense and helps save some time and money