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Old 10-27-2017, 04:51 PM
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Default Cub Cadet Garden Tractor Hydraulic Components
I wasn't sure where to put this post

I'm wondering if this is something I should jump on??

https://quadcities.craigslist.org/gr...363290944.html

It seems like something I might be interested in, not sure exactly what I'm looking at though.

is it a deal??
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Old 10-27-2017, 06:19 PM
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Unless you are planning on getting a 1250 with manual lift, I don't see why you would need it. A good portion of the QL hydro tractors hydraulic lift anyway.
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It seems like a great deal if the valve and cylinder are good. The only things missing are the adapters for the lines to the hydro pump. Ask about those. This setup will fit wide frame and Quietline hydro models WITH a ported hydro pump. Models include 109, 129, 169, and 1250. But, like J-Mech said some Quietline models have this setup.
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I thought the 1x8 and 1x9 hydraulic levers were different than the quiet line one?
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I thought the 1x8 and 1x9 hydraulic levers were different than the quiet line one?
They are! But you can adapt the Quietline style to the wide frame. The wide frame handle uses a bracket with a roll pin whereas the Quietline has a clamp on setup.
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I would buy it for the sheer fact it's good to have something like that sitting around. However I disagree with Jon, I would not buy it to put in a low horsepower Hydro. I would purchase it to put in a Gear Drive.

Just me though. I am a hydraulic hoarder of sorts
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They are! But you can adapt the Quietline style to the wide frame. The wide frame handle uses a bracket with a roll pin whereas the Quietline has a clamp on setup.
The early QL's used the pinned levers. I'm not sure at which point they changed, the parts book only says to use the new style handle with a new lever.
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The early QL's used the pinned levers. I'm not sure at which point they changed, the parts book only says to use the new style handle with a new lever.
Yes...that is true. I like the new style much better.
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Pretty much a dust collector or paper weight w/o the ported pump to stick on a 1250.
At least the stuff is clean.
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You guys aren't thinking fourth dimensionally
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