How to replace a Honda self propelled lawnmower drive Belt, in less than 30 minutes!
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- How to replace a Honda self propelled lawnmower drive Belt in less than 30 minutes!
Easy Honda lawnmower Belt replacement.
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Here I thought a riding mower deck belt change was a pain. You are a better man than I...
Sht, your a better man than I, and maybe, based on his time in, while yours may have been spent on other pursuits, you are equal based on your abilities. Me, oh f¥k, I'll never catch up to either of you, especially in this lifetime. Gimme three more. Maybe I can close in. Best wishes
That is very true about many steps to replace the belt. Like MrFixit I installed a belt that was too tight instead of too loose so I had to remove it and reinstall the old belt. When I finished I just tightened the pull wire and it worked. All that work for nothing except I got experience in removing and reinstalling the driving belt. I do not want to do that again. Talk about to the ride on mower that I have to work on when I get time...no rush as I have a couple of Honda mowers in different stages of maintenance that I have to finish first. LOL I want a 30-hour day. Ha HA mowers were all free.
The oil level check is done on most Hondas with the dip stick not screwed in. You just push it in till ot stops, do not tighten in, and check the oil. Otherwise you will leave yourself a little low on oil.
Love the way the hub came off after a couple of taps. I eventually got mine off but resorted to using my harmonic balancer. It was on so hard it bent the balancer😂
Looks great. Looks like it's going to be great for me this afternoon. Just got 2 out of the landfill. They save stuff for me that I fix up and give to neighbors or strip for parts for them. You and others in different fields do more for them than I could ever do. Best wishes to you all for all of your days to come.
Rich MM
I didnt take the blade off. The flats on the shaft are more visible and accesible through the bagging chute door . Good video
Thank you for the video. Others were saying to remove bolts that my rear pulley didn't have.
I watched the whole thing to learn there is a “fine adjustment” that is on the outside cable. - thats alli needed to do and I have a really old mower. You should definitely try that first! It’s counterintuitive fyi- you make the screw longer to tighten. But nice video - thanks!
I just picked up this mower off the curb. The engine runs great. It cuts grass o k, but the rear of the mower sits way lower than the front with the front and rear the highest setting. I can level the deck by adjusting the front. But then I'm cutting at 2 inches.
Really good teacher, thanks
Thanks!
Great explanations, video-work and use of tools. Well done!
Thank you very much!
Since Honda adapted the California emissions spec I doubt it would start just turning the blade by hand, but disconnecting the spark plug lead would be more than safe enough. Copper slip on the blade boss at PDI makes life a lot simpler, but if you buy from an unqualified big box store chances are that will not be done.
Dude, you tilted that lawnmower with the carb side down. Thought that was a no - no.
My mower has a spring behind the trans.if removed you can rotate the pulley for easy access to that nut.
My model number only has one "A" at the end
Those blades could use some sharpening.
My lawn mower you just set the dip stick on top of tube
It’s a two piece pully if anyone was wondering
How do I know if it's a drive belt problem vs a worn transmission or cable ?I have an HRB 216
Great question! The main symptoms of bad transmission would be the belt driven pully rotating with the belt but the wheels not spinning. Grinding noise when engaged and with known good belt and proper tension the wheels will engaged and randomly disengage while in use.
Damn my hub will not budge. Any tips? Beat on it with a 4lb.hammer and no luck
I just completed this belt change however my documentation does not specify a torque setting for the bolt which holds the blade hub in place. Where did you find yours? Thanks.
I looked up the Honda manual online and used the model number in the search, not sure where it currently is, if I find it I'll post it for you!
Try that job on the Honda Harmony HRB216 mower in 30 minutes. I'll time you.
Time me. I'll be back to you in about a week. I will have gathered up all my tools by then, promise.
Hey. Best wishes to you. You're alright, ya know?
Great ...Thanks ! what would the dealer charge for this service ?
A lot. Lol. Last time I did a tune up and belt replacement I want to say it was $180.00
I see why the bodies rust through now. They hold a lot of debris.
Way too much disassembly done here. Remove spark plug boot, turn of fuel, tilt it on the right side, remove blades and hub as one, remove blade guard on hub, push drive arm on transmission all the way up and remove cable. Then you can release tension to remove install belt. You separate pulley on transmission to get belt off transmission pulley. 10 minutes max and that’s with a stuck blade Hub. Smack it dead center and use blades to wiggle off. People make things harder than they should be.
I think you can change this belt without pulling all that plastic off. No need to pull wheel either. Theres a trick to it.
All I install is OEM belts, I hate doing it twice for free, if they buy the belt and it’s not oem I just tell them I’m not taking the job and why
99% of the time they agree on oem belts
They made them to keep the average diy guy from working on them
You're right about that. I'm in my 60 and I did the carburator, gas line and basic maintenance on my HRR216 Harmony II...I will tackle this next just for fun.
Too much taking off, after seeing another CZcams video. This is good, but he didnt remove the blades.
I operate my own shop. You do not have to do all that. Way too many steps ..
I'd rather do more steps than pay to have it done
I also operate my own shop and you are correct, way too much disassembly and only wasting time.
Other videos explain how to get it on there without taking much of apart at all.