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fiddlebick
03-13-2006, 04:55 PM
I have a Landpride Zero Turn (made by Hustler) that has a blade clutch problem. It works fine when its cool, engages immediately. After mowing for a while and the machine is running at a working temperature, the clutch will not engage if I have to shut it off for any reason. Sometimes I can goose the throttle a little and it will go ahead and pick-up, but if it is a very hot day, I have to wait 5 or ten minutes for whatever needs to cool for it to work again. I have no info on this clutch in my manual....any help is appreciated. John

gene gls
03-13-2006, 09:45 PM
I have a Landpride Zero Turn (made by Hustler) that has a blade clutch problem. It works fine when its cool, engages immediately. After mowing for a while and the machine is running at a working temperature, the clutch will not engage if I have to shut it off for any reason. Sometimes I can goose the throttle a little and it will go ahead and pick-up, but if it is a very hot day, I have to wait 5 or ten minutes for whatever needs to cool for it to work again. I have no info on this clutch in my manual....any help is appreciated. John

Its an Olga and needs adjusting. These clutches are a pain in the butt. I switched over to a Borg-Warner. Clutches don't last long for me. One year max if I'm lucky.

fiddlebick
03-13-2006, 10:25 PM
THanks I assume you mean an air gap adjustment? Do you know the proper setting? Also, how much does it run to change over to the Warner clutch?

Restrorob
03-13-2006, 10:57 PM
Most clutches adjusted at 0.12" air gap work just fine, Don't know about pricing.

gene gls
03-14-2006, 09:50 PM
THanks I assume you mean an air gap adjustment? Do you know the proper setting? Also, how much does it run to change over to the Warner clutch?

I forget the cost to change over, did it 2 years ago. Check with your dealer.