How to adjust the main drive belt on a rover rancher 27166 -27151 ride on mower

Probly a starter and the solenoid not actuating

Check your battery voltage. Sounds like the battery needs to be charged, or replaced.

Are you sure you put the correct belt back on? It sounds as though the belt is too tight, or the idler pulley is stuck.
If you have the correct belt, check the idler pulley and make sure it can move freely.

I would believe the mower is ran off a belt and the belt has stretched to the point and needs replacement. Raise the mower up and look under it and see if the drive belt is sloppy or loose.

Ljcmy. I would love to help you but what vehicle are you referring to? The more info you give the better answer you can get...I am going to assume you are talking riding mower..so if you are..you can go into the web to Lowes,Home Depot,Sears or any of the bigger store sites..and go to their home and garden or mowers etc..and click on parts then drive belts..just put in the name and model of your mower...they have plenty of different ones. I am sure you can find yours...also if you have a eBay account you can get them much cheaper just do the same put in the name and model and drive belt.....good luck..

is this a car or a lawn mower . If it is a lawn mower check that the ignition wires have not melted on the engine or shorted out some where . If it is a car check that the timing belt has not broken.

First thing is to draw a map of where the existing belt goes.. Up under the bonnet with a permanent marker is a good place. Release the adjuster/tensioner pulley/s and take the old belt off. . Fit the new belt ensuring that it sits properly in the pulley grooves and re-tension the pulleys

Rover rancher is this any relation of rover cars in soliholl UK by any chance and explain please what you mean by deck belt ,Would help if knew what i was being asked

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Sounds like worn or blown struts - they control the oscillation of the car on rougher roads.