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Old 01-16-2017, 07:22 AM
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Yep, I'm doing pretty much the same thing for me 1864. I'm putting a CH22 in it and the engine has a 1" shaft so I'm going to use an Xtreme clutch for a 2185. I'll be back with the numbers.
It's very much appreciated sam. Can be a pain looking up parts on my phone.
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I've been talking to Jason about our clutch replacements. They won't sell a large diameter pulley for a 782 because of the over speeding of the deck for liability reasons so if you decide to do it anyway it will be on you. I'm waiting for him to get back to me. One thing you will need to measure is your shaft length from the shoulder where it steps up in diameter to the end. My shaft is 2-11/16" X 1".

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I've been talking to Jason about our clutch replacements. They won't sell a large diameter pulley for a 782 because of the over speeding of the deck for liability reasons so if you decide to do it anyway it will be on you. I'm waiting for him to get back to me. One thing you will need to measure is your shaft length from the shoulder where it steps up in diameter to the end. My shaft is 2-11/16" X 1".

If you want more info PM me your phone #
That's completely understandable from a buisness side of things. I will send a pm with info shortly
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Hi Everyone! I got a 2072 basket case which is in the process of becoming a 982, I love the Red Cubs, but I have a 18 Command in it with a 1 inch outer shaft on the crank. I have 3 extra pto units that are for bigger shaft. What is this sleeve I have heard mentioned and where can I find one? Also, put in a 782 an Onan from a 318 J.D. with the bigger crank and 7 inch pulley and it mowed Awesome.....till the idler pulley for the belt tensioner melted. Replaced pulley then burned up clutch! Put 44 inch deck back on my 982! Although the Onans are expensive, I like the Torque, and the ride is alot better on the 982!
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Contact member Jeffinpa. You'll need a 1"ID X 1-1/8"OD bushing with a 1/4" keyway slot and a piece of 1/4" X 5/16" keyway stock.
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Contact member Jeffinpa. You'll need a 1"ID X 1-1/8"OD bushing with a 1/4" keyway slot and a piece of 1/4" X 5/16" keyway stock.
^^^ nailed it. Jeff makes some good quality parts as well
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Contact member Jeffinpa. You'll need a 1"ID X 1-1/8"OD bushing with a 1/4" keyway slot and a piece of 1/4" X 5/16" keyway stock.
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Would know the lengths of the bushing and key?

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Would know the lengths of the bushing and key?

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He will need to measure the length of his shaft. Key stock can be cut when he gets ready to put the PTO on. Shaft on my engine is 2-11/16" long.
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Would like to Thank Everyone for pointing me in Jeff in Pa direction! He is making the bushing for me and now I can use PTO units I have instead of buying a new one! Thanks Again! Bill Peden.
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The only deck I have experience on over speeding is the 46" GT high vac deck. I did it only to see the result.

The result? The deck didn't cut any better but the noise level increased considerably. Annoyingly. It did allow me to slow the engine speed down to allow the deck speed back to normal but then, the engine was lugging a little.

Bad deal so I changed it back. Your results may vary.
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