Hello Elizabeth and welcome to our site.
Try this.
http://www.manuals.casecoltingersoll.co ... -59130.pdf
As for your mower deck issue, I suggest that you purchase an OEM spring from our resident Ingersoll dealer, Brian Hildret. If you look at the top right side of this page, you will see "MEMBERS". Click on that. On the very first page, you will find Brian's name at number 11. Click on that and look on the left side for the "Contact" box and then you can click on "email". Brian is very quick at responding. If you wish his phone number, then go to the Library here and click on FAQ's. You will find a file for "Authorized Ingersoll Dealers".
Springs like those are wound to a certain ID (inside dimension), number of coils, style of ends and wire diameter. It is not feasible to try and give you that information even if we had it because it would be a nightmare for anyone to try and source it in the open marketplace. The OEM springs are not cheap but they do last and they do have the correct amount of pull on the belts. Speaking of belts, I hope that you are using high quality belts with Kevlar construction because if not, then you will continue to have grief. Cheap belts won't last. OEM belts are actually the lowest cost belts in the long run.
Any other questions?
Try this.
http://www.manuals.casecoltingersoll.co ... -59130.pdf
As for your mower deck issue, I suggest that you purchase an OEM spring from our resident Ingersoll dealer, Brian Hildret. If you look at the top right side of this page, you will see "MEMBERS". Click on that. On the very first page, you will find Brian's name at number 11. Click on that and look on the left side for the "Contact" box and then you can click on "email". Brian is very quick at responding. If you wish his phone number, then go to the Library here and click on FAQ's. You will find a file for "Authorized Ingersoll Dealers".
Springs like those are wound to a certain ID (inside dimension), number of coils, style of ends and wire diameter. It is not feasible to try and give you that information even if we had it because it would be a nightmare for anyone to try and source it in the open marketplace. The OEM springs are not cheap but they do last and they do have the correct amount of pull on the belts. Speaking of belts, I hope that you are using high quality belts with Kevlar construction because if not, then you will continue to have grief. Cheap belts won't last. OEM belts are actually the lowest cost belts in the long run.
Any other questions?
