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Old 04-27-2012, 10:02 AM
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Will be fitting this to my 1650 - anyone have any idea who made this deck -gray color metric threads?? Bob
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Old 04-27-2012, 03:59 PM
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Will be fitting this to my 1650 - anyone have any idea who made this deck -gray color metric threads?? Bob
Looks real similar to my husqvarna deck. Not certain though I would think its most likely an mtd deck of some sort.
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Color is similar to Husqvarna, but its not a Husky style deck
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Sears Craftsman?
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Sears Craftsman?
that would be my guess as well.
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Im thinkn sears too. Hope it works for ya, would be nice to know it can be done.
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Old 04-29-2012, 08:26 PM
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Why would you modify the deck/connection linkage when there are plenty of 44 inch decks out there?
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Old 04-30-2012, 07:09 AM
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My 44A needs rebuilding - this unit is very close in size and layout and was Free at the dump. Finding another deck with 6 rollers, cast iron spindles with replaceable bearings , newer blade design, minor surface rust and heavy reinforces shell in Maine would have been a challenge. Enjoyed the challenge of simply removing the original mounting points and welding on some from another totally rusted out 44A. If I can identify this deck it may be More readily available for other members to use (will paint white) Bob
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My guess is Massey Ferguson! Looks to well built to be an MTD knock off.
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My guess is Massey Ferguson! Looks to well built to be an MTD knock off.
Once again, most Craftsman product is manufactured by AYP, which is part of Husqvarna, who is not owned by MTD. I do not believe it is a Craftsman though,it looks similar to the deck on some Scotts and Noma machines.
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