[AT] Speaking of Woods mowers

[charlie hill]

Thanks Mark,  I found the owners manual on the site.  Unfortunately there is 
no repair manual that I could find.  I'd like a little more info on how much 
lash I need in the gear set.  I haven't read the owners manual word for word 
yet but the only thing I found said to only use the 7 shims if the gears 
were tight.  Based on that I guess anything just less than tight is ok.

Charlie
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From: "Mark Greer" <greerfam at raex.com>
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Subject: Re: [AT] Speaking of Woods mowers


> Woods has most of their manuals online. You might be able to find those
> specs there.
> Mark Greer
> http://www.woodsonline.com/manuals.aspx?id=11629
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "charlie hill" <chill8 at suddenlink.net>
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> Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 9:49 PM
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>
>> Thank Joe and James.  I don't think this one is worn into the housing 
>> yet.
>> There isn't enough slop in it to indicate that.  I'm hoping I just need
> the
>> bearing and seal.  I don't suppose I need to match mark the gears before 
>> I
>> pull it apart.  It would be nice to have a manual.  Maybe I can locate 
>> one
>> somewhere.   The guy I bought it from just found a brand new  set of
> blades
>> he had bought and never installed.  He gave them to me about a week 
>> before
> I
>> discovered the problem.  I think he jinxed me!
>>
>> Charlie
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