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Old 08-02-2023, 09:22 PM
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I have 15 total cubs and do not regret it. I have 7 that run and I can say I do not have a favorite. I use them all and I only have 1 acre and a small yard in front and back. It’s just fun for me to use a different tractor all the time.
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I have 10 and they all function as they should. I rotate them to prevent one from sitting too long.
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I got the deck off and power washed the grime off it so I can disassemble the center spindle after work today. I haven't actually looked at the parts myself but I do like the design of the cone bearings you can disassemble everything rather than the all in one bearing and shaft of the later decks.
It is missing the bent diverter piece on the underside to direct the clippings but other than that and one spot where something struck the back side and it rusted through It looks very solid.
I know that Bullpen10 on ebay (about 2 hrs away from me) sells a stainless body for the later triangle decks, has anyone heard of somebody fabricating stainless body panels for the 60s decks?
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It climbs the slopes better than my hydro with brand new tires! I guess a lighter machine really makes a difference.
Going to take the deck apart and see what I need for the center spindle, it's really loose.
2, if they all look like that you need 3+
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