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On Your Bench / MOVED: Weibang 56 pro - 2018 b...
Last post by Mick - May 03, 2024, 05:38:52 PM
#2
Weibang / Re: 2016 Weibang 56 (WB567SBV-...
Last post by Mick - May 03, 2024, 04:40:06 PM
Hi Gingerman, and welcome to TGMF.

If you check out the Weibang website it should have a dealer locator on there which will point you to your nearest dealer.  The only online supplier I found does the whole pulley assembly only which is a tad expensive.  https://www.mowers-online.co.uk/weibang-lawnmower-variable-speed-pulley-assembly-wgtas/

You could try stretching your old spring back out and get you going again for a while, but in my experience it will fail again at some point because the spring is pretty soft.    Also make sure the belts are good because they can get quite thin which also make them run loose.
#3
Weibang / 2016 Weibang 56 (WB567SBV-R 56...
Last post by Gingerman - May 03, 2024, 02:58:08 PM
Sorry if this is poor form on forums, this is my first one! But I have a 2016 Weibang 56 (WB567SBV-R (56V)), that the roller seams to not work when on grass and going up slopes but does on the driveway. Looking at this forum it seams I might need to either replace a "cheesy" spring on the belt tensioner or replace the tensioner with an upgraded part "WGTAS".  I am finding it a problem to find a supplier online for either of these parts. Anyone know where I go to buy one of these parts. Seams to only be Gateshead Lawnmower Centre online that does the spring https://jungle-busters.co.uk/product/weibang-belt-tension-spring-legacy-48-56/ not sure about the WGTAS upgraded part. Thanks
#4
Weibang / Re: Weibang 56 - Drive speed
Last post by Mick - May 02, 2024, 04:49:27 PM
Is the machine getting all the gears, I mean can you select them all and notice a difference?
#5
Weibang / Re: Weibang 56 - Drive speed
Last post by Andrewmpalmer2003 - May 02, 2024, 11:16:12 AM
Hmmm, I doubt it, but worth a check. My engineer seems to think it's just the age, but when I spoke to weibang they said no with all these parts, it's should be running like new
#6
Weibang / Re: Weibang 56 - Drive speed
Last post by Mick - May 02, 2024, 04:05:45 AM
Hi Andrew, and welcome to TGMF. 

Strange one this, you seem to have replaced most of the parts so all should be good.  The gearbox on these don't slip as already mentioned, they are either in or out of drive, so this has to be a different issue.

I'm not sure if this is possible or even if it would make a difference (I've not done this), but wondering if perhaps the belt tension double pulley has been fitted upside down which could possibly change the speed ratio. As you mentioned it has new belts this might be worth checking. 
#7
Weibang / Weibang 56 - Drive speed
Last post by Andrewmpalmer2003 - May 01, 2024, 10:39:19 PM
Hi

Please hear me out, I have a 2018 weibang 56, great machine, I love it...it should trundle along

I have a great engineer that does my work, and he's replaced tbe following and tbe drive works, but there no grest speed, it still feels like slow - med, in terms of gear settings in high gear..

We have replaced the following! Loads

Rear roller system
1 x roller
Roller rod
Bearings
Bushes
Dog gear in the middle
Small sprocket
Large sprocket
Drive shaft
Bushes
Chain tensioner
Chain
New blade!!!


Along from gear box left and right bearings (3) and thing they fix into.!

So lots of items as the rear roller system was pretty much mullered

Like I say it all works in terms of moves, but the speed is still vvv slow

Ps its had new belts as well

I'm absolutely puzzled and I love this machine, I do lot of large bits and ive like a lot of
Zzzzroom like when it was new! After all the new bits it's had

Any advice, I called weibang itself and I explained all the bits that had been replaced and said it has no non variables, the gear box works or it doesn't and as long as it's got new belts, chain,  drive cable

Could it be the gear selector cable?

Puzzled is an understatement.
#8
Show us the Home and Gardening deals / Gardebruk garden trolley
Last post by Mick - April 30, 2024, 04:11:32 AM
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#9
Diy Tutorials and How to's / Carb Jets and Micro Drills rea...
Last post by Mick - April 28, 2024, 11:01:43 AM
The current trend on YouTube for cleaning small engine carburettors seems to show the use of Micro Drill bits to clean the jets, or open them up slightly when engine is surging. I also see Gas nozzle files being sold for the same purpose, and they can be just as bad. 

I hate this advice and wish it would stop to be honest. It's fine if you really know what you're doing and don't take any metal out of the jets, but I find some after they are now cleaned properly are running too rich. This can get costly as some jets you can't buy separately which means a new carb is the only way to go. 

Cleaning with the aid of a Sonic Cleaning tank, a can of carb cleaner and (or) non abrasive cleaning pins of the correct size should be all you need to get it running properly.

For those with very little knowledge:  Sticking a drill bit through your jets is a bad idea, and could cost you more in the long run.  :whistle1:
#10
General Discussion / Re: Dismantling: Briggs & Stra...
Last post by Mick - April 28, 2024, 10:32:37 AM
Thanks, like I said I'm sure it will be handy info for those having the same issue as you mentioned.

I think I might have enough donor batteries to try and make a good one out of, but need to get or make up a spot welder to strap them together again.  Don't think my soldering iron will do it as the tip is too small.
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