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In Reply to: John Deere L120 disassembly posted by David B on Saturday, May 03, 2008:
Changing the drive belt on a John Deere L120 tractor
Elevate tractor
Remove deck
Remove 19mm lock nut from steering gear, lift steering wheel, recover gear.
Loosen 14mm lock nuts on 2 plastic pulleys & pull pulleys down enough to free belt
At back of tractor, loosen 10mm nut on guide rod to gain enough room to free belt.
Remove 10mm nut on guide & slide out.
Belt should now be loose in center & back of tractor
At front of tractor, remove 1 14mm guide bolt & loosen the other
Remove support (10mm) for clutch (strap)
Unplug wire clip on clutch
Belt should now be completely loose
Reverse for replacement
It took me 45 minutes using an airgun on the bolts.
Good luck
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