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Old 09-24-2023, 07:15 PM
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Default 50C Mule Drive for a 2072

For as long as I've been doing Cub Cadets, I should know this, but I don't. I'm redoing a 2072 that came with a 60" Haban, but I have a 50C that I'd like to use on this tractor as my needs dictate. Does the 50C need a different mule drive than the one that would attach it to a regular-frame tractor?
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Try the one from your 782 or 1512 and find out.
That would be my 1st move
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no . just move the bolts to the rearmost holes at the front of the carriage
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no . just move the bolts to the rearmost holes at the front of the carriage
Thanks, Dale. I'll try to figure that out when I'm sitting with it in front of me. I'm assuming you're talking about the mule drive and the bolts that hold the hangers?
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You will need a 190-361-100 adapting package.754-3006 belt, 703-0155 lift link and 719-3010 adjustable bolt. You use the last hole on the mule drive closest to the deck to mount the undercarriage.
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You will need a 190-361-100 adapting package.754-3006 belt, 703-0155 lift link and 719-3010 adjustable bolt. You use the last hole on the mule drive closest to the deck to mount the undercarriage.
Thank you for the specific info. I'll see what's available parts-wise but it sounds like a trip to my local bone yards may be the easier option.
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Thank you for the specific info. I'll see what's available parts-wise but it sounds like a trip to my local bone yards may be the easier option.
Wow, you have a line on a cub cadet "junk" yard?
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