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I have Craftsman 91727102 mower and I've had the same problem several times. It just stops going into forward and reverse and then sears comes out and charges me $200 bucks for a drive belt. I'm not very good at this kind of thing, but I'm ready to learn. I've looked in the owners manual and it says the drive belt also, but I really don't know where it is up under there. Is there a service manual that would have some visuals? Or is this an easy enough job that someone might be able to talk me through it?
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You left a digit off the end of the model number you posted, With the full model number we can see exactly which machine you have......
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You're right. Here ya go. It's the Craftsman 917271021
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OK,
I couldn't find a manual for this Sears unit so I threw together a diagram and how to.....

And at 200 bux (I only charge 50 plus belt cost) I don't blame you for wanting to try and learn.
Good Luck
I couldn't find a manual for this Sears unit so I threw together a diagram and how to.....

And at 200 bux (I only charge 50 plus belt cost) I don't blame you for wanting to try and learn.
Good Luck
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Thanks man. Lots of help. Do you know if people on here know much about old model lawn tractors. I have a '65 Allis Chalmers Big Ten I might need some help with...
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Where are you located in NC? I'm in Hickory.
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I'm in Cherryville. So only about 45 minutes away.
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