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behoof reacted to meadowfield in WH C-161
almost certainly the pump - mine is lazy. Leave it longer than a day and it struggles to draw fuel through
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behoof reacted to Anglo Traction in WH C-161
Just read your description and viewed your pic of the problem again and I believe I now understand where the issue is?, but I can also be mistaken.
Suspect you could have a problem with the PTO Bearing shaft. It's the short stubby shaft that carries the Quick Release Pin.
On that shaft, there is what you will call a 'Snap Ring' in UK it is also known as a Circlip.
That Snap Ring carries All the Pressure that the PTO Control Lever applies to the PTO Clutch and pressure Pad friction material.
This is the only example I have on mine that is similar to show the Snap Ring in place (on an older 72 model)-
That Snap Ring sits in a shallow groove in the Shaft and wears out the square edges of the groove and so the ring slips out when pressure is applied !.
If this is your issue, you will need to replace the Shaft and Snap Ring. I presume your machine is about 1978 which will have a Model number like 81-16KS01?. Either way, the part numbers remained the same for the next several years. Here's a snap shot of Toro's IPL covering the component parts-
Parts #33 & #34 are the suspects and the Toro Part nbrs are- 33 = #102872 & 34 = 936125 if you need them.
It is a weak spot in the design, but ok as long as spare parts are available , like in the U.S. where you should have no problem obtaining them.
To overcome this design issue, I for one have modified it, by producing a shaft with a Shoulder formed where the Snap Ring goes and carries all the pressure-
The inside carries a thick washer (not shown) and retained by a Socket Head Bolt to carry the pressure when releasing the PTO away from the Pressure Plate.
Edit - also noticed you need to fix the Roll Pin arrowed in this copied image as it is part of your problem-
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behoof reacted to meadowfield in WH C-161
Hey, welcome to mom. Great machines - I've got one, nowhere near as tidy as that!
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behoof got a reaction from Ian in WH C-161
Hello All,
New here and wanted to say Hi from beautiful Yale, Mi.
I was wondering if anyone had any knowledge regarding the clutch <I think it's the clutch> on the WH C-161?
Just got it yesterday and it runs and drives great and the mower deck seems to spin up just fine but as soon as it hits more than about 3 or 4 larges blades of grass the belt and deck slow right down to about nothing in rpm. As soon as clear from the grass and I re-engage it it spins up again but again the same process in the grass?
I've looked at what I think is the clutch and nothing obvious pops at me except that the pin I see that goes thru the end of the <what I think is the clutch hub> hub is too long for the opening by the bearing I see just inside it? I was thinking that perhaps I should either replace it with an original if available of redrill this one closer too the place it mounts? I'm just spit-balling here because it's new to me...
I've included a couple of pics of my new <older> WH...
Thanks for taking a read of this,
behoof
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behoof reacted to Anglo Traction in WH C-161
I won't disagree with checking the Deck Drive Belt Tension, but also still check PTO Clutch pressure adjustment.
Follow these instructions extracted from the Operator's Manual to adjust it and the Brake Pad pressure-
Hope this helps and welcome.
Regards