thatwasherguy
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Now, reinstall the motor.
Tip the washer forward again, and slip the motor back underneath it. Align it with the three studs that hold it on, and add the washers and lock nuts, only tightening them enough to hold the motor up off the floor. You’ll need the motor to be able to slide in order to get the belt hooked back over the outer drum. Once this is done, tighten the nuts up until they’re tight, and then back them off slightly. Pull the motor away from the transmission until the belt is nice and tight, then re tighten the nuts.
Tip the washer forward again, and slip the motor back underneath it. Align it with the three studs that hold it on, and add the washers and lock nuts, only tightening them enough to hold the motor up off the floor. You’ll need the motor to be able to slide in order to get the belt hooked back over the outer drum. Once this is done, tighten the nuts up until they’re tight, and then back them off slightly. Pull the motor away from the transmission until the belt is nice and tight, then re tighten the nuts.