My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
Has anyone seen htuckey lately? I just read his post from '05 about replacing the belts on his Horse. I ordered a pair and am hoping they do the trick. I put new ones on according to the manual but they slip too much to do any good.
Isn't there a sliding bar that engages with the roller on the forward/reverse lever? It has a center bolt. Put the lever into the fully down position and the roller should cause a 1/4" gap between the bottom of the roller and the sliding bar. If not, loosen the bolt and mover the sliding bar downward until it does.
Yeah, I already had that adjusted all the way. I got the belts on, but now the "pawl" won't stay engaged in the detent to keep it in gear (nomenclature according to the manual if I remember correctly!). Works great long as I hold the lever down. Hoping to hear from htuckey with his experience on this issue.
baymee
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