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Old 04-09-2009, 12:47 PM
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hey i just bought a cub 1615 and i cant find anything on the net anywhere about it. it has a pto switch which i believe is just for the front for a snowthrower does anyone know anything bout this tractor and if its possible to fab a rear pto to attatch my dads roto tiller
my dads got an awesome cub but im a newb please help
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Old 04-09-2009, 04:08 PM
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did i post this in the wrong part of the forum?
like i said im a newb
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Old 04-09-2009, 04:16 PM
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You will get a response I'm sure. I have no idea on your question, but some here will.
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Huntingslife: Uuuuh, tiller?? I don't think so....The Model 1615, made only in 1987, is a Lawn Tractor NOT a Garden Tractor required to use that rototiller!! The PTO switch IIRC is for the PTO under the engine to activate the mower deck blades only...It's just a tractor style lawn mower.....

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i understand it is just a lawn tractor but it has a bigger motor than my dads with the pto so i was wondering if i scavanged the pto parts from other tractors and fabricated brackets if anyone thought it was possible to make a rear pto drive for this model
is it made by mtd??
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Old 04-09-2009, 08:07 PM
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It is made by MTD.

Rear PTO:

Possible? Anything is possible. Practical? No. The 1615 is a lawn tractor (as previously stated) and is not suitable for ground-engaging equipment. If you want a tiller, get an IH Cub Cadet garden tractor...
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A tiller would beat this thing to death. The tillers are hard enough on garden tractors.
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huntingslife:

First, welcome to our Forum...........

I will agree with the previous posts, the 1615 is not suited for ground engaging equipment.

The PTO switch would be for turning the mower deck on/off only.

The 1615 uses a Kohler "vertical shaft" motor. There would be one heck a lot of ingenuity to come up with a rear PTO if possible.

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I've got an Cub1872 for sale that will do about anything you wish to do.
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how much do you want for it diesel nut??
can anyone tell me what the big difference between a garden and a lawn tractor is my dads is a twelve hp and seems to manage the tiller ok?
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