Rover colt major manual

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Re: Rover Colt Major Ride-on. Joined: May Lismore NSW Australia. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Membership information. Joined: Nov Hello imperfectus A warm welcome here. So, you have a Colt Major 5 with cutter belt issues then? Hi Jack Thanks for the reply Tried to open the attachment on the but got message not approved to download attachment. Hi Imperfectus, I was hoping a member might have been able to help. I hope you sort your machine. Hi Jack Just an up date. I was hoping that a member could assist also but still no joy.

I did finally get to down load the Parts diagram but the exploded view does not give the location of the spring. Joined: Dec Sydney, NSW, Australia. Regards, Bruce Please do not PM me asking for support. Post on the forums as it helps all members not just the individual. Hi Imperfectus and Bruce Imperfectus , I understand your frustration here. The manuals do not seem clear about this.

Our only hope is some 'local knowledge' Please keep us informed. Joined: Jun Nambucca Heads, NSW. Originally Posted by Imperfectus. P x Environmentally friendly recycling at it's best. Joined: Jan Qld, Australia. Hey Bushy, so which pulley off the motor is the cutter deck belt run on top or bottom?

I'll have a look on mine.. Now just slightly off your problem, I see there is 2 springs connected to the brake arm looking at your pics. Do you have any problems with your ride-on braking? Hi wane The cutter belt runs on the small bottom v-pulley now and the drive belt is on the larger top pulley assembly as seen in the 2nd and last photos.

Just got the machine going yesterday afternoon for the first time. It was on a small property and was going to be thrown out, so I got it to save it from being scrapped without knowing what issues it may have, apart from rust.

Got the deck moving, pull-starter was jammed, rust and corrosion on flywheel and coil, rust and corrosion on plug end and plug top, junk and other horrid fluids in fuel tank, carbie bowl clogged with black gunk, jets cleaned out, and cutter belt twisted on not in the v-pulley.

Compression tested at psi. Did a few laps around the yard with cutter deck engaged. Not sure how the braking system works yet , but the only issue I had was turning due to knackered and low pressure in the front tyres. Was a bit iffy to start with as it jerked forward when the pedal was pressed, but I got the hang of it after a while. Wasn't paying much attention to brakes and stopping. Rover Colt Major Ride-on.

This is the one I recently saved from going to scrap. Same model but serial number Guessing the year would be around late 70's. Not the original motor, which is now a Quantum. After a lot of cleaning, it was great to hear it start, and even better when it actually worked as a mower, although, sitting on it was a bit dodgey with the seat only having 2 legs that are attached to the frame.

Is that something new???? JPG My wife's father had given her this blue colt. I was told to put a lil fuel in the spark plug then it would start. Had this for years then the engine played up.

We found a red colt for sale, have used it for a year or so. The pedal mechanism is opposite to the blue colt, blue colt pedal down to go.. Red colt pedal down to stop. Pain in the arss the red one. It had a disc brake on it. But i liked the blue colt better. So my old man pulled mine apart painted it and reassembled it. We even took the motor off the red colt and used it on the blue colt.

Was working great, then a few weeks later mowing my yard it decided not to hold on the hill once I take my foot off the pedal. We got the braking arm lever off.

Drilled out the rivits that held the brake pad the brake pad was hard as a rock we sent to a small engine mechanic and he replaced it with a newy.

It still don't brake, doesn't even hold on a hill when I take it down a hill untill it stops it's self. So that is my problem. Well, I'm not much help judging by this machine. Just checked out the. Seems the large end of the pulley, which is shown as the drive belt section, should be at the top, where my machine it is on the bottom driving the cutter deck.

Whoever replaced the motor seems to have put it on the wrong way.