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Old 09-16-2014, 08:04 PM
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Default Rollers on a old cub??
Just bought my first cub cadet 102 about two weeks ago. It came without a deck so I found a 42" deck with plans on mowing lawns next summer with it. I was wondering if anyone has tried to retrofit rollers on the rear of the deck to stripe the lawn for a more professional look? Maybe some Ebay rollers and weld them on?! Thoughts and ideas are appreciated. Thank you!
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Old 09-16-2014, 08:36 PM
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Get a sleeve hitch for the tractor and make it sleeve hitch mounted.

That way:

It stripes behind the tires
It's easy to remove
Doesn't require modification of the deck
Can be mounted on another tractor in the future
Can be used independently
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Old 09-16-2014, 11:09 PM
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Now we are thinking. I like that idea all around. Now do you know if someone else has done this before?
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I think you should build the prototype.
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Now we are thinking. I like that idea all around. Now do you know if someone else has done this before?
Heard people talk about doing it. Heck, I'd thought about it. But, it's not really a something I need. I live on a remote gravel road, not many people to show off to. I'm happy just that my yard is nicely manicured!

No, I've not seen anyone, on here anyway, do it.


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I like where you guys are thinking... challenge accepted. Ill have to start doing my homework. I'm thinking find some rollers with a with a pin that goes through them and make my brackets. Probably make 3 bracket/ rollers. With that sleeve hitch is that adjustable? Because that could make divets going around trees with large roots or large bumps.
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I see Yosemite Sam makes a very stout sleeve hitch
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I see Yosemite Sam makes a very stout sleeve hitch
That's a Brinly adapter. You need the hitch first...... If you don't know what we're talking about just say, and I'll post a pic.

The hitch will raise and lower with the mower deck. If you think that turning may be an issue, you can build some "twist" or articulation into the hitch.
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Yes pictures are always appreciated. I am a visual type of person. I see Jeff From PA also makes a similar adaptor
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Here you go:

Also known as a "Cub Cadet 3pt hitch"

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