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Old 01-25-2015, 04:38 PM
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Default Wide frame Tiller hookup

Can anyone tell me or better yet show me pictures how to hook up a tiller. The tractor it came with is a non running 1450 I see no reason why I could not put it on my 149 Right possibly my 682 ?
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Old 01-25-2015, 05:07 PM
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I moved your post to the implements section. You need to supply more info. Like what model tiller are you talking about?
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I did not get the model of the tiller it has been painted. It came with a 1450 cub cadet if that is any help I have a gear box that looks like it would hook to wear the trailer hitch goes. I guess I need the belt that goes from the pto to the gear box. I have the 3pt hitch on the tractor already.
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All that is correct. Not sure what you need to know..... I thought it was kind of self explanatory. Here: http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=4698 This is all 3 models owners manuals. It tells how to mount them, with pics.
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Here's my 1A tiller on my 125


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1650 with #1 tiller... short belt no. IH-62235-C1: BELT-V 13/32 X 53"

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