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ADJUSTMENTS
Pulley Adjustments
If the mower deck belt has stretched over time, the
stacked idler pulley (B, Figure 11) may need to be
moved to the outer hole in the mower deck to take up the
belt slack.
If the mower idler pulley (B) is mounted in the outer hole
in the deck, then the turbo idler pulley (C) should be as
far toward the front as the slot will allow. If the stacked
idler pulley (B) is mounted in the inner hole, then the
turbo idler pulley (C) should remain as installed at factory.
To adjust:
1. Loosen the back-side idler pulley (C, Figure 11) hard-
ware.
2. Move the idler pulley forward in the adjustment slot
and then re-tighten the hardware.
Upstop Adjustment
The upstop (E, Figure 10) prevents the deflector (F)
from contacting the top of the turbo. If the upstop is not
providing sufficient clearance, shim the upstop with
washers until the deflector does not contact the turbo.
STORAGE
Remove any debris from the turbo blower housing. If you
clean the housing, use a mild detergent only (other prod-
ucts may damage tube). If paint has been scratched on
metal parts, touch up with paint, or apply a thin film of oil.
To prevent corrosion, store in a dry area, away from
moisture.
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Attaching & Removing the Turbo
Figure 11. Turbo Belt Routing
A. Belt
B. Stacked Idler Pulley
C. Back-side Idler Pulley
D. Turbo Drive Pulley
E. SpringLoaded Idler
F. Capscrew, 1/4-20x2-1/4
A
B
C
D
E
F
Figure 10. Mount/Remove Turbo
A. Mounting Plate D. Idler Release Lever
B. Hairpin Clip E. Upstop
C. Belt Cover Knob F. Deflector
C
A
B
F
E
D
FRONT
Adjustment Slot