GRIZZLY WATER IN BELT

Started by muddinguy1034, July 04, 2005, 05:49:44 AM

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muddinguy1034

I HAND MY 05 GRIZZLY UP TO MY SEAT IN WATER AND MY BELT STARTED TO SLIP . I TOOK THE COVER ONCE JUST TO LOOK  MY QUESTION IS THERE SOMETHING YOU SHOULD OR REGREESE WHEY PUTTING IT BACK ON ? IT NEVER SLIPPED TILL I TOOK THE COVER OFF . ???

wilburz

yes. you have to re-grease the belt.  ;D
1978 ridin mower, 48 inch cut, 3.4 hp briggs & stratton
12-6-3 front
14-8-5 back
no muffler

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muddinguy1034

how do you greese the belt ? what kind of greese should i use ?
the gasket seams to be fine ? another thing i thought of is that is there a tourque  you should use when putting the bolts back on or just tightin all the way till tight?

wilburz

just kidding about the grease. Don't put no grease on the belt.

Your gasket leaked and got the belt wet. once it dried it ran fine right?
Try putting some sealer on the gasket for the belt housing. Does the belt housing have a breather tube? Probably does. Make sure you don't go so deep that the breather hose takes in water. Try to extend the hose up around your handlebars. Good luck.     
1978 ridin mower, 48 inch cut, 3.4 hp briggs & stratton
12-6-3 front
14-8-5 back
no muffler

Kris

You probably need to regrease the clutch weights. yamaha has a scecial lube that works best for this. but take the primary apart, and you'll see 8 little O things, you just clean them, and apply a little grease, and you should be good to go.

Also put some sealicone around the edge of the cover when you put it back on.

miassmaro98

which one is the primary?the front one or rear one?are the weight the only part or parts that need to be grease
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