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Old 04-01-2011, 10:43 PM
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Smile IH Cub Cadet 782; IA U1111 Tiller belt
I recently acquired an IH (red) Cub Cadet 782 in excellent shape! Since then, I also located and acquired a model IA U1111 tiller.

I desperately need to find out the belt size to fit this configuration.

If anyone has suggested websites or other information, it is MUCH appreciated!!!

I am also looking for someone that might be able to help me find 'extensions' for the tiller. It currently is 30" wide, but I would like to expande it a little on either side. At most, I would want it to be 42" wide.

All the help and guidance that I have found from this site is extraordinary.

Thank you in advance for your expert guidance!

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Old 04-01-2011, 10:55 PM
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I recently acquired an IH (red) Cub Cadet 782 in excellent shape! Since then, I also located and acquired a model IA U1111 tiller.

I desperately need to find out the belt size to fit this configuration.

If anyone has suggested websites or other information, it is MUCH appreciated!!!

I am also looking for someone that might be able to help me find 'extensions' for the tiller. It currently is 30" wide, but I would like to expande it a little on either side. At most, I would want it to be 42" wide.

All the help and guidance that I have found from this site is extraordinary.

Thank you in advance for your expert guidance!

If questions, Email: fund.joe@gmail.com; or call me; 785.213.5589.

Please make a post in the wanted section of the site for the extenstions.

The correct belt # is listed in the tech section of the site. Here's the link!

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=25
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Old 04-01-2011, 10:58 PM
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The first thing you will have to do is make sure you have the correct bottom pulley on the angle gear drive for the tiller. Your 782 uses a 5/8" belt. The 1 and 1a tillers originally came with a pulley for a 1/2" belt for the early model tractors. There is a belt chart in the implement technical section on page 2 towards the bottom of the page under Tiller Belts. They give the belt number to order since I do believe it is NLA from cub.

Our sponsors at the top of the page should have all the parts you are wanting or can probably locate them. Patton Acres in particular should have. Also I would call or email them as they do not list 'everything' they have on their webpages.
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You will need to use the belt listings for the 2b tiller. Also you will need to know your serial number and use the belt per your serial number.
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Just to make sure. Do you do have the cast iron rear end in your 782?
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Old 04-02-2011, 10:26 PM
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Why does it matter if it has the cast rearend or not?
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Old 04-02-2011, 10:36 PM
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There is a difference of about 8 inches in belts depending on your serial number. What is your serial number?
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