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Old 09-08-2011, 09:19 PM
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Hornets,

The deck will fit if you use the correct undercarriage.
The rototiller will fit.
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Old 09-08-2011, 09:24 PM
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Great find Larry, you'll like it, alot!
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Thanks Zippy!

Hornet, This operators manual may help you. Tells a lot including what you need and setup and operation. 1A tiller operators manual
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Thanks Zippy!

Hornet, This operators manual may help you. Tells a lot including what you need and setup and operation. 1A tiller operators manual
Don't forget Bill's awesome guide!

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I was given recently a 129 cub cadet It needs complete restore. It come with a 1A U1111 6 tine roto tiller. I found a 3 gblade 42 " mower deck good shape off of a 105 cub cadet. my mule drive has some of the arms cut off. will the mower deck and roto yiller fit this machine. Hornets
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The deck will fit if you use the correct undercarriage.
The rototiller will fit.
Don't forget to use the steel pulleys! The stamped steel ones on the mower mule drives are not meant to be used for tillers.
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Old 09-12-2011, 07:36 PM
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I was given a 129 a while back but needs the following parts. Hood and I guess3 point arms but the tiller has arms on it and a T, handle for adjustment of the tiller.I have the mule drive that came with the tractor.Would that work with the mower deck that I got from a 105 hydro. I also need the tiller mount and gear box. and a shroud that covers drive shaft between gas tank and engine. And grill with headlites. Thanks for your help. Hornets
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Don't forget to use the steel pulleys! The stamped steel ones on the mower mule drives are not meant to be used for tillers.
Methos, I saw that but I dont understand why? Is it just a strength issue?




Hornet,
The narrow frame 105 mule drive is different then the wide 129 but the deck will work with both. The tiller mounts to the rear pto gearbox mount with those arm. The single sleeve hitch pin is what lifts it with a chain and a T handle bolt. There are 2 T bolts. One on the chain and other is to tighten the smaller tiller belt. I would post your wants in the wanted section of the site. You will get better results.

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Larry the stamped steel pulleys will come apart under load. Tillers and thower/blowers both need to use the steel pulleys.
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Snowthrower too? crap. I have used that for the past 3 winters with the stamped pulleys with no problems. Guess Im pushing my luck.

Actually I received the snowthrower with the tractor so I'm not sure how many other years it has ran it?
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Snowthrower too? crap. I have used that for the past 3 winters with the stamped pulleys with no problems. Guess Im pushing my luck.

Actually I received the snowthrower with the tractor so I'm not sure how many other years it has ran it?
I've heard that you can get away with using one steel pulley on the left side of the mule drive. I've seen the steel pulleys listed for $85 each and the replacement bearings are $35 thru my local bearing supply house.
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