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Old 02-19-2016, 06:53 PM
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Whats a 44C deck that was used on an 1810 worth assuming it only needs greasing and the blades sharpened? The paint damage you see is from the heat and molten fuel tank of the 1810 when it went up in smoke.
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Whats a 44C deck that was used on an 1810 worth assuming it only needs greasing and the blades sharpened? The paint damage you see is from the heat and molten fuel tank of the 1810 when it went up in smoke.
Take the belt cover off and then look around the next layer of metal where the spindles bolt on. You might find a nice ring of perforated rust through around the edge.
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Know what you mean about the rust-out around the reinforcement plate. Long story short, I've got one that goes under a 782, with a replacement deck shell. Sat outside forever. The pulleys have rusted to the point they are flaking horribly, idler is froze and the idler pulley is froze, plus the center bearing is out. If needed, I can transfer movng parts over to the deck I have. Problem is, one friend has the burnt up 1810, another friend has the 782 project tractor, and I'm donating all the labor and want to treat everyone fairly.
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100.00,the spindles are worth that.
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Ok, so $100 bucks it is. Thanks for the input.
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