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1. I have to replace the fiberglass (I think) disc that attaches to the rods that drive the PTO that drives the mowing deck. Does anyone know how much these cost and if there is anywhere else to get them besides the dealer?2. Is there somewhere else to get an equivalent starter relay to the one JD sells for over 100 bucks? The one you use when the engine will no longer start off the key.3. I may cross post this in the Woods section but does anyone know where to get replacement wheels for a Woods belly mower? The wheels on this one have rolled bearings and Farm & Fleet did not carry such items. Nor did they carry the oblong wheel that goes in the center.<br>

A couple of repair questions for 750
John Deere Tractors
Replies 2 Post by bobcrane

The left side of our belly mower is raised signifigantly compared to the other side. The mowing deck itself looks like someone has rammed the right side into tree stumps twenty or thirty times.My father in-law and I took the deck off and got it all straightened out. Most of the hardware on the mower was bent as well so we took care of that. It looked level and even mowed level once. Then after raising it two or three times, it pitched again.I notice the arms that go into the hyd. box are not level with each other. I do not know if this means they are bent or something inside the box is bent. Any suggestions?Also, you cannot run the hyd all the way to the top now without it squealing like when you overrun your powersteering. It used to go all the way to the top.Bob

JD 750 with Belly Mower Leveling Mower attached to 3pt
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by bobcrane

Unfortunately it is not a 4WD model.

Bob

Plowing Snow with a John Deere 750 and Woods Rear Plow
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 6 Post by bobcrane

Thanks Bubber. I have heard others talk (including in this post) about the relay kit. It never made sense to me how such a beast would help since jumping the tractor caused it to start on the first key turn. But your explanation as well as the one above it make sense.

I have one question: where is the solenoid on the 750? I can hear a clicking in the shroud that covers the gas tank and dash area. Is it under there?

We fully charged the battery today and hooked it up to try as one of the earlier posts suggested. It would not do anything. The same battery after sitting a day still started my car! If I ran a hot wire straight to the bendix I could get it to engage but could not determine where the starter itself was being engaged off the switch.

So far the relay makes the most sense.

Bob

John Deere 750 starting problems
John Deere Tractors
Replies 15 Post by bobcrane