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Congratulations on your 1650! One thing, is the deck a 44a or 50a? They use a 1/2 belt. The c series decks use a 5/8.
It has a 50a deck. From everything I've read it takes a 3/8 belt. 4 1/2" pulley on deck so that should be 78" as well.
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Good news today. Took the deck off and it's in really good condition minus a little rust. The engine mounts are fine, the problem was it was missing both left side bolts to oil pan! I'm really happy and hope I can start to use her after I get the hydro fluid and filter changed!
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My mistake you are correct! 3/8 belt
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My mistake you are correct! 3/8 belt
Whew! Scared me for a sec.
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Well the oil pan is a mess. One side has a stripped hole and a broken motor mount bolt. Time to look for a cast pan! Also figured out the brakes are shot.
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Ya gotta make it run before you need brakes... Besides that, it's a hydro, wadda ya need brakes for?

While you are waiting for an oil pan you can do the cradle modification.
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Ya gotta make it run before you need brakes... Besides that, it's a hydro, wadda ya need brakes for?

While you are waiting for an oil pan you can do the cradle modification.
We have quite a few hills so the brakes are kind of important. I will be doing the cradle mod soon. I got the pad material ordered today. Hopefully my trans gasket will be here tomorrow and I can knock that out.
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