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Front PTO on a 127 and 149
just picked up two Cubs, a 127 with a weak front PTO, and a 149 with a PTO missing parts. The 149 had a IH plow welded on the front, and the 127 has a mower deck. I would like to get the PTO`s working. Is there easy ways or do I try and get an electric PTO conversion for them? Thanks in advance
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First, welcome to OCC.....
Both PTO's are a easily rebuild. See link.... http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=9
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how do I know which one is on the 149 if over half the parts are missing?
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The 149 was the last series of Cubs that used a Mechanical PTO. Thus, it would be the Type B with a Brake, but a Type B without a brake would work also.
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Well I started pulling it apart and the po welded the pulley to the hub. So I will see what I can do now
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Ouch. Good luck! Hopefully you can get it off without ruining the crankshaft.
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