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Old 06-09-2014, 09:13 AM
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The center spindle is sitting at a SEVERE angle for some reason. It needs to be level like the other two blades. That may be the reason your belt is coming off.

You probably should look at that first.
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Here is a pic of a subframe for the deck you have.
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Old 06-09-2014, 10:25 AM
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Here is a pic of a subframe for the deck you have.
That's what I thought too Lew, wrong sub-frame. So, the one he has, what deck is it for?

Also, I believe that the mule drive pulley on the R.H. side (as sitting in the seat) needs to be on the other side of the arm. Or the arm is bent or something. They shouldn't be that close together.
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He has a subframe for a 38" timed deck that you could get a conversion kit to fit on the newer tractors at the time. Pics of the eye bolt part of it is different, so it will not lift the front up higher. If you look at the front where the mule drive attaches you can still see the original hangers turned up under mulde drive pulley assembly.
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This it the sub frame that came with my nf pallet tractor. Notice the straps on the rear to lower the back of the deck.image.jpg
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So Lew, you're saying this subframe is for a deck like the originals have? This is the subframe that came with my tractor, I just never used it. Took the deck off as soon as I got the tractor. So a different subframe and I'll be all set correct?
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Yes it is for an Original,you should take off those brackets you have under the mule drive that are still on the tractor also and hang on to them.
A different subframe would work,but if it had a O deck on it the mule drive pulley setup will be different.Got some good pics of it?

Download the cpe mowers in the tech section and check out the differences.
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If you look at the front where the mule drive attaches you can still see the original hangers turned up under mule drive pulley assembly.
I'm not seeing what you're talking about. Here are some more pics of the mule drive. I want to make this my main mowing machine, so I really want to get this thing straightened out. If these pics are not what you are looking for, I can get any pic.









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This is a subframe Sam is selling. Is this what I would need? Then possibly the mule drive.
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Looks correct to me .
the one sam is selling is for a qa.you need a pin on one.
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