Was clearing the back property line when my mower suddenly stopped moving entirely. The engine still runs great, but pushing the steering arms does absolutely nothing. I crawled underneath and saw the main transmission belt is completely shredded into pieces. I'm going to order a replacement hustler raptor 52 drive belt today so I can get it out of the field. For a beginner, is looping a new drive belt on these a simple job with basic tools, or do I actually have to unbolt the electric PTO clutch to get it around the engine shaft?
Lost all drive power on my zero turn
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On my Exmark, there is a tensioner pulley, so you can get the belt on. There should be a valve on both hydro. pumps that when turned will let you pull the mower to your shop to work on.