Join Date: Dec 2009
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12-21-09, 09:44 AM
#1
Craftsman snowblower reverse problem
Hello i have a model 247.88790 ez steer 28" craftsman snow blower.Everything works fine ,except for low reverse.I tried looking in the manual online and it says if machine dont work in full range of forward and backward speeds perform a shift cable adjustment?I didnt see anything like they were showing in the diagram on this machine for that adjustment.It has a solid rod from shift lever going down to the trans.Any ideas.The thing that confuses me is that r2 is the first position then R1,if it was the other way around it would make some sense.I was thinking maybe that ajustment is behind the frame cover,but again from the diagram it looks like it should be on the outside of it.Help
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12-21-09, 12:01 PM
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just remove the pin from the top (under the console) & turn the ferrule to adjust up or down.
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Last edited by indypower1; 12-21-09 at 12:14 PM. Reason: added pic
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12-21-09, 04:22 PM
#3
Ok that is a better diagram and looks more like it.And i noticed that ferrul up in there but not sure how to adjust it.AS for the cable one it said place machine in fastest forward gear then remove slack.So do i just do this with machine in neutral or is there some other procedure.It wouldnt bug me as bad but its r1 thats not working everything else works great.Gear pattern R2,R1,F-123456.Do u still think it might be that ferrul adjustment causing this?.Thanks
Posted By: indypower1 just remove the pin from the top (under the console) & turn the ferrule to adjust up or down.
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