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Can anyone explain to me how the deck drive belt on a D belly mower gets tensioned? I'm having a tough time understanding how this is going to work with a mule drive thats not adjustable. C's 3,4,5, series tension is adjusted by the mule drive up front...so how does the D work?

Any help will be appreciated :thanks:

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1maidenfan

Was looking at the adjuster on my 18 auto and my D160 and was wondering the same thing. :confusion-confused: Guess its time to get my manual out and find out. :huhs:

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coldone

made this vid. It aint too good but maybe it will help.

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Trouty56

Yeah...the whole deck moves back. Nice video!!

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1maidenfan

That was actually a great video of how to adjust belt tension on the D series deck.

Thanks.

:notworthy::text-goodpost:

Did you tag that under D series? Could ya?

:teasing-poke:

:text-thankyouyellow:

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coldone

Made it public and corrected the spelling and tagged it on youtube as "D200 belt tension".

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Hodge71

Thats awesome Coldone. I actually have that bracket assembly under my tractor. I didnt know what it was for and was going to take it off actually. I'm just happy that for once there isnt something I have to buy for this damn thing!!!

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