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Belt slipping, bad bearing, cutting grass sporadically

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slimkimg

I have a 1969 Commando 8 WH with a 36" RD mower deck. Model 5-2362.

My problem is that I believe there is a bad bearing somewhere causing the belt to slip and stop. This in turn is not letting the mower cut my grass.

I have a brand new belt 1/2 x 28 (manu specs). So, where might these bearings be that I could change them?

Thank you all in advance and hope I can change these and get back out there. 

 

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gwest_ca

Here is an illustrated parts list

 

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Molon_Labe

slimkimg :WRS: and I'm sure Garry's link will point you in the right direction.

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slimkimg

@M_Bailey and gwest_ca. Thank you for the replies, gentlemen. Garry's diagram is great!

I suppose maybe I was looking for exactly "which" bearings may be to blame for the sporadic cutting.

The needle bearings under the deck, stacked under the blades or the ball bearings at the pulleys on top of the deck or......?

Thanks again!!

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