How can i get my lawn mower running right

[Wristpin 400]

On 28/01/2017 at 7:02 PM, Jack rush said:

My peerless transaxle model number is 4.103.566 but I can't find shift keys for it if anyone can help me.

 

 That number is the patent number, not the model .

You have an 800 series box, second one down in this Dropbox file.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/cdfen8aaxl75m8m/Peerless MST selector keys.0001.pdf?dl=0

 

[Wristpin 400]

Problem posting, will try again.

Edited January 29, 2017 by Wristpin

[Wristpin 400]

Quote: Different engine but anyone know this noise https://www.dropbox.com/s/ymkc98ftnw5f48c/20170129_144012.mp4?dl=0

 

Possibilities. Starter clutch binding. Ignition coil armature leg rubbing on flywheel. Something rubbing on the rotary screen.

Edited January 29, 2017 by Wristpin

[Jack rush 0]

Where can i but this from and whats it called

[nigel 1,877]

Why do you need it jack it should just push back on

[Wristpin 400]

That seat trim is/was available as a Countax/Westwood part but otherwise just Google automotive trimmers or automotive trim suppliers.

[Jack rush 0]

Hi where can I get 792089a shift keys from I've cracked my transaxle open and got them out just was stuck in finding them on the Internet. Also how do I fill the transaxle up with oil is there a fill valve of what? Thanks. 

[Cub Cadet 613]

10 minutes ago, Jack rush said:

Hi where can I get 792089a shift keys from I've cracked my transaxle open and got them out just was stuck in finding them on the Internet. Also how do I fill the transaxle up with oil is there a fill valve of what? Thanks. 

 

I'm pretty sure the gearbox should be filled with grease.

I did a quick internet search and found this website with keys, i'm sure someone on here will have a better idea of where they can be sourced.

 

 

[Jack rush 0]

Thanks but now can I fill it

[Cub Cadet 613]

Just now, Jack rush said:

Thanks but now can I fill it

 

How?, I had a westwood years ago and seem to remember that we bought a large tin of grease, not sure what type but you will need to know, and you basically just pack it in. Its quite a messy job.

[squonk 71]

On 1/25/2017 at 5:12 PM, meadowfield said:

Sounds like you need to check its connected through to the throttle linkage and the rocker for the choke is connected correctly.

 

re: gearbox, I think the part I've circled here is possibly broken or the bit that operates it is.

 

this is my sons gearbox as we rebuilt it, so we know exactly how it works...

 

you might have to split it to take take a look, it's a messy job as it is filled with bentonite grease.

 

GET LOTS OF RAGS TOWELS!  I had one of those apart years ago. Holy cow what a mess!