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kjms8968 · 07-04-2009, 06:01 PM

Hi All,

I purchased a new power flow adapter from my JD dealer and foolishly decided to install it myself. Needlesstosay, it's been one headache after another. I am in the final stages on installation and ran into a SNAFU. I was hoping someone could guide me on this one.

Here is the install guide on-line:

OMM149858_I3

I am in this section:

Installing POWER FLOW and Belt

and I am on this step:

1. Pull on POWER FLOW belt loop (B) to release tension from POWER FLOW tension mechanism (C). Lever (D) must be free to rest on blower housing.

but the tension bar doesn't seem to do anything (swings freely and doesn't seem to be attached to anything). I'm wondering if the unit is broken or missing a part.

any assistance that anyone could offer me (aside from talk to the JD folks -- they've been very little help) would be greatly appreciated.

TIA,

--k

07-04-2009, 06:01 PM	#1 (permalink)
kjms8968 New Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 2	G100 Power FLow install question Hi All, I purchased a new power flow adapter from my JD dealer and foolishly decided to install it myself. Needlesstosay, it's been one headache after another. I am in the final stages on installation and ran into a SNAFU. I was hoping someone could guide me on this one. Here is the install guide on-line: OMM149858_I3 I am in this section: Installing POWER FLOW and Belt and I am on this step: 1. Pull on POWER FLOW belt loop (B) to release tension from POWER FLOW tension mechanism (C). Lever (D) must be free to rest on blower housing. but the tension bar doesn't seem to do anything (swings freely and doesn't seem to be attached to anything). I'm wondering if the unit is broken or missing a part. any assistance that anyone could offer me (aside from talk to the JD folks -- they've been very little help) would be greatly appreciated. TIA, --k