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Old 05-21-2012, 08:27 PM
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Default Mower deck identification
I have a mower deck that I can't read the tag on, I can read the serial can it be identified by the serial, maybe measurements? Serial is 0320016U008795
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A picture would be great in this situation.
Got a pic of it?
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Old 05-22-2012, 10:21 AM
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Ill get one this afternoon it's a 38,42 or 48 im sure just not sure where that measurement is referencing. The total OAL measured at 42" I think but I think I can faintly see an 8 on the tag.
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The measurement of the cut width is determined by measuring the length of the blades.
If your OAL of the deck is 42 then it would have to be a 38 then.
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The idler pulley is pretty much shot is it possible to replace the bearings or do I have to replace the whole pulley?
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The idler pulley is pretty much shot is it possible to replace the bearings or do I have to replace the whole pulley?

? Same problem. Gonna pull it today & check it out. By the looks of it it seems that my bearings are shot.
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Old 05-23-2012, 07:32 AM
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Is there a schematic of this deck somewhere so I can identify parts by there part number? It makes it much easier to find the parts and I know y'all get tired of answering all these questions.
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