Changing bearing In Stiga Park cutting deck 

Great to hear and heating and cooling is a great idea. I have used that when changing bearings on later cutting decks.

Thank you! I actually work with cars so I can bring home a lot of tool but I want to do things with simple tools so that everyone can do the same or be inspired. Regards Nils.

True, if one forget the spacer it will be impossible to tighten the nut that goes through the spindle. Why can the spindles float on the 121 deck? Do you mean that they are not really attached to the deck?

Thank you!

Thank you!

Unfortunally this cutting deck is too rusty to invest to much time in. This is more "life support" but I really need a better deck. If I find something a bit better I might do a full restore of it and of course a video.

Ok :)

Hmm, as I remember there is a spring loaded tensioner. Do you have a different deck? Perhaps with a belt that looks like a timingbelt from a car engine?

If you are talking about the belt that connects the cutting deck to the middle of the machine that has a tensioner as well. Here is a link to a ilustrated parts list. Regards Nils parts.kschmid.ch/ipl_stiga_park_2002_13-1218-12_88_sv-en.pdf

Yes there is a spring tensioner there that puts pressure on the belt but it doesn't aid in installing the belt onto the two pulleys. I can't see a way to get the belt on them without removing a pulley?

C Coates the belt should be loose enough to put on there without removing a pulley, you probably have the wrong belt, to short. Did you check the belt number against the IPL in the link?

@@NilsKall perhaps, I can't find the length anywhere google the part # and no sites give the length lol

Listen to the sound at 1:20 when i spin one of the pulleys, it should be quiet no make a chouuuuuuummm sound. There is another video where I drive this Stiga Park and I make a comment about the bearing being noisy. In general when I buy a old (+10 years) the bearings are bad so if you have an older mower they probably are due. BUT some mower deck have grease nipples and then the previous owner could have maintained it and it would be fine. The cause of failure is water getting in when you was washing or move in wet grass. That will make the bearing rust and its a done. Regards Nils

Hi. What year is your Park from? I haven’t changed that wire but I don’t think it can be that hard. Just make sure to route it the same way as the old wire.

ToxRozzx perhaps slightly in extreme cases. But it could seize and stop moving. Vibrations and noice are most common problems.

Nils Kall i could also be the high pressure washer forcing water into the bearings

yes, but I dont think that many cutting deck get washed so often unfortunatly. I will add grease nipples to the spindels of my "new" Husqvarna rider.

Inte ännu men om det är nåt du mangler men jag kan fixa det till våren.

Det må du meget gerne kunne være interessant :)

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Tyvärr sålde jag denna klippare innan jag gjorde en video på montering/demontering. Det är ganska enkelt så jag tror nog du kan klara av det. MVH Nils

Hi! Perhaps this can help you? drive.google.com/file/d/1h87SJfKlW5MpN0Odt_v3N0NX2N_isQI9/view

Its a threaded T pipe fore water. Yes it is Bronze! Recycling old swords you know.

Its called 100m, m as in mulching, there was also a 100b deck, b stands for bakutkast, mening rear ejection. I don’t have a number for it, it’s obsolete, you cant buy it anymore. That is unfortunate because it was a a great cutting deck.

Nils Kall okay so 100b will fit? . I found a used 100b now.🙂

Ben dover yes that should work, If you have a Park 2000 or a Park 2002 (model not year). Make sure the deck you get has the correct belt pulley, the really old ones have a double pulley with a weird and expensive double belt.

Hi! Did buy the same deck as this yesterday. And if u know and have time, can u tell me the number/ name of the belt in this? The belt on mine was are almost falling apart and it says “Mitsubishi “ on it, so that can’t be the right one? And are u from Sweden?

Ben dover hi, This is the order I made for the belts for that machine, don’t know exactly witch goes where but I guess you can Google it. Yes I’m from Sweden. 1 x Stiga 1134-9012-01 / 9585-0056-00 (STIGA1134-9012-01 (3099)) = £8.15 1 x Stiga 1134-9017-01/9585-0119-00 - Deck Drive (STIGA1134-9017-01 (4113)) = £13.20 1 x Stiga 1134-9029-01 / 9585-0055-00 (STIGA1134-9029-01 (2904)) = £7.18 1 x RG3L710 Lawnmower Belt (RG3L710) = £8.96

Unfortunately that can happen! I had a lot of problem with a pulley on my Husqvarna Rider and ended up changing the bearing from the bottom instead. Hopefully you can get a new or used one for it.

@@NilsKall I can't find it anywhere, new one is available but it looks different from mine, but the catalog part number is correct

@@kk-fi8eb if the number is right it will probably fit. They often change from cast pulleys to steel ones.

Funkade superbra, gäller att stötta på rätt plats bara.

@@NilsKall du har helt fel för dig, jag vet att du förstörde dina lager, du har reducerat livslängden riktigt mycket på dina lager, man slår aldrig in en axel så, lagerbanorna får små ojämnheter av kulorna, men det fattar du nog inte

@@goneihoet311 du får väl lägga upp en video på din youtube kanal o visa hur man ska göra istället.

@@NilsKall SKF har fina kurser, dom kan jag rekommendera dig, känns taskigt att du ska visa andra hur man SKA göra o så blir allt bara så fel

@@goneihoet311 Klart det finns massor av videos som visar sånt men eftersom du verkar vara expert så kanske du kan göra en egen video istället för att gnälla på mig. I den här filmen visar jag hur jag gör och hur man kan göra om man inte har tillgång till en press. Har funkat hur bra som helst för mig, det som förstör lagren i gräsklippare är när det kommer in vatten så de rostar sönder, ev mikroskopiska skador som blir pga denna monteringsmetod är oväsentligt. Ha en bra dag.