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I own a Weed Eater Model WELRVBA30 riding mower. I had it...Answeredescalated
Service & Maintenance Question posted October 20, 2011 by Edward Holtz, last edited February 10, 2012
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I own a Weed Eater Model WELRVBA30 riding mower. I had it for less than two months and the friction wheel wore to the point that I had to have it replaced. Although it was under warranty, I had to get the mower to the repair shop and they were going to charge me $60 to pick it up and bring it back. I was able to get it there, but after it was returned it still did not operate like it did when it was new.
I cannot afford to keep sending this unit back to the shop for adjustment ever week. Can you please provide information that will permit me to adjust and replace when necessary the friction wheel mechanism that drives this mower? I am quite capable of doing the adjustment/repair on the unit.
It is a descent enough mower except for the poorly designed friction wheel driving mechanism.
I cannot afford to keep sending this unit back to the shop for adjustment ever week. Can you please provide information that will permit me to adjust and replace when necessary the friction wheel mechanism that drives this mower? I am quite capable of doing the adjustment/repair on the unit.
It is a descent enough mower except for the poorly designed friction wheel driving mechanism.
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Hi Edward,
Thanks for using the Answer Army to post your questions.
I certainly understand your frustration with this mower. The adjustment on the friction wheel is not recommended by the customer. To adjust the unit, would void any remaining warranty on the mower. Adjusting the friction wheel incorrectly could also damage other parts of the mower / transaxle.
I do recommend having adjustments made by your local dealer.
Hi Edward,
Thanks for using the Answer Army to post your questions.
I certainly understand your frustration with this mower. The adjustment on the friction wheel is not recommended by the customer. To adjust the unit, would void any remaining warranty on the mower. Adjusting the friction wheel incorrectly could also damage other parts of the mower / transaxle.
I do recommend having adjustments made by your local dealer.