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Old 08-10-2010, 07:56 AM
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First one I've seen with the mulch plug still mounted on the deck in a while too.
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Old 08-22-2010, 07:23 PM
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Nice find.

Can you engage the PTO and tell me if it turns the same direction as the engine?
the pto turns the opposite way of the engine

i did figure out why it got parked

the head gasket is blown and through the head

so now to get a head and a few other things

making progress
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That's a nice find. I really wan the rear pto setup....but the wallet won't open for the prices I've seen.
Congrats.
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That's a nice find. I really wan the rear pto setup....but the wallet won't open for the prices I've seen.
Congrats.

can i ask a stupid question?

what does anyone use a rear PTO on a cub for??

from everything i have seen there is noting you can use them for

or is there soem thing i should look for?

thanks
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i think it would be cool to put a belt pulley on and run some old belt stuff. like a corn sheller or something.
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Here's one if you like corn.....check it out!!

http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=5500

Cub Cadet 123
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can i ask a stupid question?

what does anyone use a rear PTO on a cub for??

from everything i have seen there is noting you can use them for

or is there soem thing i should look for?

thanks
I want one to: run a serious chipper, and 2: mount a hydraulic pump for a log splitter, then I can tow the splitter, and simply have long lines to the pump off the pto shaft.
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well its alive
and i have video to prove it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BxNViWGRHo


just have to get the throttle cable to work better (i actually changed it out and have to figure out how it goes back together)

i have driven it doesnt run bad
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Glad you got the Original going! Thanks for the vid, it was great.
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i will get more once i can get the throttle straightened out

this make 3 of my 4 running as of right now
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