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Old 04-22-2011, 06:17 PM
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Default Front mounted mower " anyone"
Has anyone here done front mounted mower on a 100 series.
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Old 04-23-2011, 10:40 PM
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Hey fellow KC ian I have a inkeling to put a reel type mower on the front of my cc 128 as I have a makeshift golf green on my property I also am planning a pull behind 3 pt mower
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Old 04-23-2011, 10:51 PM
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I have one drawn up, but have not had time to start fab'n it up as of yet. I plan on running it off of my 682. I have the 90 degree gear box, but still working on finding a single blade deck. I know the CC RER one's would be perfect for it. But I have not found one on a trashed rider yet. I want to do it something similar to this..

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I don't get it. What drives the tiller gearbox? as I see it in pics, the input drive is vertical?????
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I don't get it. What drives the tiller gearbox? as I see it in pics, the input drive is vertical?????
With that set up, there is a drive shaft that comes out the hole in the grill off of the motor, the mower is missing the "pto" lever and tensioner..
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I see. The one in pics is shaft drive straight inline with that front pulley / mini mule drive to blade. I read in previous post about a setup with a tiller gearbox. my own confusion. sorry to interrupt the post.
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Ouch !! Those O grills are to much $$$ to be cutting holes in.
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Old 04-24-2011, 11:31 AM
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Mott Corporation made a Flail Mower for Cubs. See attached as an example.....Photo by others.
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Looks like a winter time project in the making to me.
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