Mower power transmission

A lawn mower is a mechanical tool used to trim lawns, vegetation, etc. It consists of an engine, a walking wheel, a traveling mechanism, blades, handrails, and control components.

There are two power transmission belts on the power output wheel, which transmit the belt to the power transmission of the cutting system, called the cutting power belt, and the other is the traveling power belt.

A cutting power belt is coupled to the cutting system by the rotating wheel. When the pull switch is loose, the power supply is turned off. The side of the walking power belt is also equipped with a pressure roller. The pressure roller is connected with the cable switch. When the pressure roller is in this position, the belt remains in a relaxed state, and the engine power cannot be transmitted back. The wheel is connected to the gear box. The mower gearbox is a combination of several sets of gears that are adjusted by different gear combinations to achieve engine speed and direction of rotation. For the gearbox, the runner is its input power, and the gearbox combination is completed by the shift lever. This is the power output shaft of the gearbox, and the power is output to the walking system to complete the mower operation.