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Old 05-02-2015, 03:56 PM
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Just a little more info for you.

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Thanks Sam, it's on the list of to do. Got the mower deck mounted and the blades spinning today.
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If you have enough of the wires left to solder some new ones on. Otherwise time for a new PTO. If you need to go new try these guys. http://xclutches.ecomitize.com/
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If you have enough of the wires left to solder some new ones on. Otherwise time for a new PTO. If you need to go new try these guys. http://xclutches.ecomitize.com/
Sam to the rescue! Soldered it and finished mowing... Sweet
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Just a tip on the 2182 and 1782, run the wires for the PTO down under the torque arm and zip tie them to the underside of the arm. Ask me how I know.
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Anyone actually use their dual brakes on their cubs? I toyed around with mine and am not that impressed. For started i have size 13 boots and it's hard to activate the left brake without hitting the right. But more than that it doesnt really seem to help with turning radius much at all. I adjust the brakes exactly like my cub manual suggested. Are they just good for getting power to the correct wheel in sticky situations?
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Anyone actually use their dual brakes on their cubs? I toyed around with mine and am not that impressed. For started i have size 13 boots and it's hard to activate the left brake without hitting the right. But more than that it doesnt really seem to help with turning radius much at all. I adjust the brakes exactly like my cub manual suggested. Are they just good for getting power to the correct wheel in sticky situations?
I used them quite a bit last winter while plowing in situations where one wheel was spinning.
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