# How to Replace the Drive Belt on a Rally Garden Tiller
Rally gas-powered tillers make turning the soil or planting a garden easier than operating a manual cultivator. These garden tillers are powered by a small engine that drives the tines with a belt. The drive belt can wear out with use and become frayed or cracked. If the belt is loose, the tiller may not work as well as it should. Replacing the drive belt should take you less than an hour, and you won't need any special tools to do the job.
Things You'll Need
- Screwdriver
Instructions
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Turn off the tiller. Locate the belt guard covering the drive belt. Remove the three screws from the drive belt, using a screwdriver. Pull the belt guard away from the tiller.
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Remove the drive belt from the transmission pulley, using your fingers.
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Remove the drive belt from the engine pulley. Slide the belt off the idler pulley and set it aside.
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Install the new drive belt over the engine pulley, using your fingers. Slide the belt over the idler pulley. Slip the belt over the transmission pulley. Make sure the belt is seated properly on all three pulleys.
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Install the belt guard over the drive belt. Insert the screws and tighten securely, using a screwdriver.
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