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Old 05-14-2009, 03:19 PM
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Default Ran a corn sheller off my 100 last weekend
My 100 with flat belt pulley running my friend Wally's Red Cross corn sheller. Worked real nice.
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Too cool!
I'd love to find a Cub with rear PTO and have a setup like that for shows.
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Looks like you were having a great time! Thanks for sharing your pic.
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COOL!! Looks like a few nice Cubs around there!
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Thats a real nice setup. Great picture.
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NICE! I know old farm tractors use belts like that for implements and wondered if I could do the same with a Cub Cadet. Now I see it can. I would appreciate any info and or links to this type of set-up. Great picture.
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Very cool!!!! Could you put a belt pully on the gear box for a tiller and run it with that? don't know if a belt pulley would fit on the tiller gear box or not. Great photo. Didn't get any video footage did you?
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Too cool!
I'd love to find a Cub with rear PTO and have a setup like that for shows.
I have the 100 with pto Keith, and the flat belt adapter. I just need some stuff to do with it. I want to have it done for next years show. Keep in the lookout for me!

That really cool Mlamar, thats just what I want to do with mine. I just need time and money! LOL!

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