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12-12-2011, 12:39 PM
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44C blades, will any 44" blades fit?
An ebay vendor is advertising "Gator" blades for a 44" Cub Cadet deck. I asked whether they will fit a 44C deck. They responded that if it's a 44" deck, they'll fit.
Does that sound right? Will a blade set for any Cub Cadet 44" deck fit the 44C? Trying to get mulching blades. Need to get my leaves chopped up before snowfall.
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12-12-2011, 10:22 PM
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The blades from a 44a and a
44c are the same. Hope this helps...
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12-12-2011, 10:34 PM
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The only difference between the two decks is the belt size of the PTO pulley on the deck.
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12-13-2011, 10:17 AM
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Yes, but doesn't Cub Cadet have a later MTD 44" deck? That's what I'm concerned about. The old Cub decks use blades that only have a spindle hole in the middle. From the pics, these I'm looking at have a spindle hole and two side bolt holes, like an MTD blade, so I was concerned they might not fit, or they might interfere. Some of those MTD decks use a shorter blade in the middle. I just didn't trust the vendor's assertion that they will fit "any 44" deck".
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12-13-2011, 02:22 PM
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Call this place. I am sure they will know the differences and fix you up with the right blade.
http://tewarehouse.com/Catalog/Cub-Cadet_5 or go straight to the horses mouth and fill out their order info sheet for the right blade. http://gatorblade.com/order.html
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12-13-2011, 07:25 PM
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Ill make you a heck of a deal on a set I used one season. how about 3 blades to your door for 50 bucks
Pm me, I wont use them they are just sitting on the welding table taking up vauable space. pm me if you want them, or to haggle on that price. I think I paid 25 a piece for them cant remember. What ever price you come up with Ill be sure Im cheapier.
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12-13-2011, 11:35 PM
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Tell me why you won't use them. I have heard good things about them, especially from those who don't bag their clippings and leaves. I'm mostly concerned with handling leaves before snow falls, but I expect I'll be cutting grass with them come springtime.
PM coming.
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