Belt adjustment on Rayco RG1625 super jr

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Hi Everyone,
Can anybody guide me on how I adjust the belt on my Rayco stump grinder. It's starting to slip even on soft wood. Teeth are fine I did replace them about 10 months ago. Here are some pics. thanks all!
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Hi Everyone,
Can anybody guide me on how I adjust the belt on my Rayco stump grinder. It's starting to slip even on soft wood. Teeth are fine I did replace them about 10 months ago. Here are some pics. thanks all!
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I doubt your teeth are still fine if you've been grinding with them for ten months..... That being said, there are four bolts holding the motor down, loosen those, then there's a square head adjustment bolt at the base of the motor on the side towards the cutting wheel, that will slide the motor away and tighten the belts.
 
Hi Everyone,
Can anybody guide me on how I adjust the belt on my Rayco stump grinder. It's starting to slip even on soft wood. Teeth are fine I did replace them about 10 months ago. Here are some pics. thanks all!
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½ deflection using 18 to 20LBS of force according the Rayco manual for the V belt. This can be measured with a plunger gauge. I’m with Ben84 on the teeth. Call Rayco and get a manual as you will find it very useful and throw some Greenteeth on it (just my biased opinion).
 
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