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Old 05-27-2017, 09:46 PM
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Default Rear PTO shaft.
Found this on eBay. Is it really a PTO shaft for a Cub cadet? If so it seems really cheap.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/282477872940
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Looks right to me. That shaft is the easy one to find. The one that can't be found is the correct top shaft for the transmission. Nobody seems to reproduce that one.
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If they can make the bottom shaft, they can make the top one without much difficulty.
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If they can make the bottom shaft, they can make the top one without much difficulty.
I agree. The problem is finding out who makes them. A lot of places who sell the shafts aren't the ones who reproduce them, and they aren't about to give up their supplier. Jonathan and I have thought about going to Midwest Super Cub, because they reproduce the non-PTO top shaft. I bet they could make the correct one.
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I agree. The problem is finding out who makes them. A lot of places who sell the shafts aren't the ones who reproduce them, and they aren't about to give up their supplier. Jonathan and I have thought about going to Midwest Super Cub, because they reproduce the non-PTO top shaft. I bet they could make the correct one.
then get crack'in, this shaft isn't going to make itself.
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then get crack'in, this shaft isn't going to make itself.
Maybe we should take a poll on here and see who all would be willing to buy one, so we could make a bulk order (which we would most likely do anyway).
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Provided it doesn't cost a fortune I'd be interested, I would love to add a rear PTO to the 100.
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Provided it doesn't cost a fortune I'd be interested, I would love to add a rear PTO to the 100.
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Provided it doesn't cost a fortune I'd be interested, I would love to add a rear PTO to the 100.
I lucked out and bought 2 cubs with bad pictures off of ebay from a first time seller. Both 100's, one with a K301 and the other with a rear pto and an LP head. Paid $75 for the pair.

Hope to get the one with the PTO finished some day!




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