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Old 09-12-2016, 09:33 PM
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I have a 46 GT deck and triple bagger on my 2182. Works very very well! Am very happy with it. I use it for grass and leaves and never gets clogged. Just make sure grass is dry. I see the 46 inch deck and bagger setup for sale occasionally on craigslist if nothing you find works. However, I am not sure if the mule drive is different for a a SGT vs. a GT. The setups I usually see are for GTs.
That's a good looking setup!
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Can you post a picture of the fan assist on a Cyclops with the 48/54? I've never seen one.
I will post a pic, but need to go out and get it. I got rid of the deck i had it on. I do have another 54" deck for a mock pick. The discharge from the blower is actually square. When I did it, i didnt take the time to make a square to round, just slid the tube over it and taped. It worked good, but i like the smaller size for where i mow, so i never really did anything with it after i tried it out
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Old 09-14-2016, 02:48 PM
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Well, it was advertised as sitting around for a while, and it was. Got it home and spread out and it needs a GP-48-54-29 Driven Threaded Pulley, which I knew about and a 13026-0637 Hitch Bracket I didn't know about.
Bracket on the way from eBay, but can't seem to find the pulley anywhere.
Any ideas on where to pick up this special pulley?
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Old 09-15-2016, 12:10 AM
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Part number for the drive pulley is: GP-48-54-29

http://www.cubparts.com/pages/oempar...______________

They say "call us" on the availability. I suspect it can be cross referenced to another part. If you get in a pickle, I will be pulling mine out in the next couple of weeks and I could get you some measurements at that time.

The only way mine plugs is if I let the bags over fill.

My blower housing has a hole wearing into the bottom. While looking this info up for you I see a "steel liner" is available! I thought I was going to have to replace the entire blower housing @ $274, but the liner appears to be available for only $32

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PS: I have the operators manual for the Model 293 TRIPLE REAR BAGGER WITH FAN ASSIST (for GTs and SGTs with Model 317 48" Deck or Model 324 54" Deck)
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Old 09-15-2016, 02:59 AM
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Part number for the drive pulley is: GP-48-54-29

http://www.cubparts.com/pages/oempar...______________

They say "call us" on the availability. I suspect it can be cross referenced to another part. If you get in a pickle, I will be pulling mine out in the next couple of weeks and I could get you some measurements at that time.

The only way mine plugs is if I let the bags over fill.

My blower housing has a hole wearing into the bottom. While looking this info up for you I see a "steel liner" is available! I thought I was going to have to replace the entire blower housing @ $274, but the liner appears to be available for only $32

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PS: I have the operators manual for the Model 293 TRIPLE REAR BAGGER WITH FAN ASSIST (for GTs and SGTs with Model 317 48" Deck or Model 324 54" Deck)

Id love to see the setup the way cub intended it to be. Do you have pictures? Interested in how they attached the fan assist to the bagger
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Old 09-15-2016, 07:36 AM
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Vertigo1, I'll get you some pics of the pulley needed. It threads on top of the right side spindle but the pulley for the blower will be about 2-3" higher than the deck pulley. It is just a pulley with a threaded spacer on the bottom of it.

PeterJ, I think they come with that steel liner in them but mine broke loose and I now have a hole in my housing. IIRC it is just a rectangular piece of heavy gauge sheet metal that is riveted in place.

Rescue, the fan assist is hung off of the deck. I'm not sure how that would effect the cut on a deck that doesn't ride on the ground.
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Rescue, the fan assist is hung off of the deck. I'm not sure how that would effect the cut on a deck that doesn't ride on the ground.

I know that, but i have never seen a picture of it "factory"
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Here's a pic of my 345. They drive it from the other side. I changed the tie down strap to a threaded rod to hold it in place.
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Oak,
That's the one I picked up last weekend. Still can't seem to find anyone with a threaded drive pulley. The sellers that say call them, can't find it either.
Please send dimensions, when you remove yours.
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