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Old 08-05-2010, 07:14 PM
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So I have a 682 I'm turning into a puller... does anybody think the deck from the 682 fit onto the 104? They both use the same lifting mechanism.
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Old 08-05-2010, 07:38 PM
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NO....not without a lot of modification
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Ya know what's funny bout that? Well I put that deck with the 104's lifting bracket and it matches perfect... I don't see why it wont work. What am I missing?
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It won't lift more than 2" and the belt won't line up right. Not to mention that the 104 and 682 use different size belts, too.
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The lift carriage from the 104, will attach to the deck from the 682 (either a 44C or a 50C deck).

The issues will arise when you attach the deck to the tractor, and then try to lift it.
You mean when I lift the deck up the top of the deck will hit the underside of the tractor?
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Darn I was really hoping to use that deck... I appreciate the info, thanks a lot!
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