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Your free mower deck matches JayNJeep's free tractor! Neglected but worthy of being saved. Nice find!
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Update
Mabey I should say not pumping grease because not primed.
Got out in the shop, primed the thing, and put some grease in the spindles and turned the blades. They turn really nice, but still a little stiff, there is one that has a bent pully and seems the worst shape. I will swap that spindle from a different parts deck that I have. I took some pics, the front "nose" is cracked so I will have somebody who can weld cast things or swap the part. The blades still have some yellow on them too!
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Clay 149, 125, 100 w/ rear pto, fenders, and hydraulic lift. 5 snow plows, 1snow thrower, #2 ih cart |
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What a lucky find Clay!! Give that cat some treats for helping you locate that deck. Another great story behind a find. Wish it still had the wooden roller on it. Did you ever find out what model cub it came off of? My guess is a 12x, probably a 125, but it is only a guess. I think the schools wanted enough hp to get the job done, but didn't splurge on anything too extravagant, like a 147. I picked up my 126 from on old school surplus, along with some nice goodies to boot.
Cub Cadet 123
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Thanks for all of your nice responses, I appreciate it!
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Clay 149, 125, 100 w/ rear pto, fenders, and hydraulic lift. 5 snow plows, 1snow thrower, #2 ih cart |
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found out earlier today from a friend of a friend that builds these tractors up for pulling competition, I was looking for some usable stockish drive clutch pieces for my 1200 since its hub is about broken out, just need something that I can test with at the moment, since I got the machine non running and with the governor gear screw laying alongside the engine on the frame.... if it runs and doesnt knock or smoke then I'll buy new stuff...
anyhow, I mentioned that I was looking for a couple decks and he says "I wish you'd have asked like a month ago, I just scrapped one that I was tired of tripping on, nice shape too"..... I had asked him last Fall and he was supposed to keep an eye out for one for me, figures..... |
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Update no. 2
After working on it more and spinning the blades more, I have determined that the spindles are still good. Also after some hard work removing the blades, I removed the spindles. I also removed the back hangers, straightened the shell the best I could. I also noticed a crack, so I welded it, I think I did good for a 13 year old, ground it flush.
Everytbing is off except fot the idler assembly, which is rusted too much for a socket wrench. As you may see the underside is pitted but not so much.
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Clay 149, 125, 100 w/ rear pto, fenders, and hydraulic lift. 5 snow plows, 1snow thrower, #2 ih cart |
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You can see how deep in the dirt the deck wheels were.
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Clay 149, 125, 100 w/ rear pto, fenders, and hydraulic lift. 5 snow plows, 1snow thrower, #2 ih cart |
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Not a bad looking weld there! I hate welding mower decks--in thin areas that are highly corroded, well it often times just doesn't weld at all.
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2072 w/60" Haban 982 with 3 pt and 60" Haban 1811 with ags and 50C 124 w/hydraulic lift 782 w/mounted sprayer 2284 w/54" mowing deck |
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At least the old decks were made of steel, the newer stuff is like a beer can. I had to put a patch on a GT46 the other day and had the Miller turned down about as low as it would go and it blew through. Had to play the tack, tack, tack game.
What is the frame for in the back ground Clay?
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2264 with 54 GT deck 1641 AKA Black Jack with a 402-E Haban Sickle bar mower JD317 dump truck BX2670 with FEL |
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