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Old 02-12-2013, 11:10 PM
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What exactly is a mule drive and how do I get/make one?

I have a 1650 and a chipper and I want to be able to run it off from the Cub.

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Old 02-13-2013, 07:53 AM
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This is typical for a Mower Deck. The 59M Chipper has it's own unique front mounting bracket.

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Old 02-13-2013, 09:56 AM
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So if I can come up with a mounting system for the chipper it is possible to run it off from the front of the engine with some unique pulley arrangements. to clear the sheet metal and turn it the proper way and speed.

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Old 02-13-2013, 10:41 AM
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So if I can come up with a mounting system for the chipper it is possible to run it off from the front of the engine with some unique pulley arrangements. to clear the sheet metal and turn it the proper way and speed.

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So the big question is: what brand is the chipper? If it's a 59M, it should have it's own attachment system for a cub. If it's missing, it could be fabricated. If it's an off brand chipper or something else, with skill and time, a subframe could be made and it could be attached. Really depends on the size of the chipper.
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I am not clear on what you are attempting. Here is the Owners Manual for the 59M Chipper.... 59M
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It is a Shred-It chipper that came with the 1650. I will have to go brush the snow off from it and look for a part number. It has a piece of threaded rod through it's mounts that makes it look like it was used the the cub at one time.

I just cannot figure out how they mounted it.

I will get some pictures in the morning and post them for you guys to see.

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