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Old 07-08-2013, 03:31 PM
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Hey Guys, I've been driving myself nuts trying to find a pulley for my 1711.
The part no. is 756-0442. Its a 5/8" pulley .79" I.D. and 7" O.D.
no one seems to have one and I need to get one before winter. The edge is pretty worn and the belt slips off when I'm shooting too much snow. Thanks for any info.
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Where did you get the part number the Cub Cadet parts site says that is an invalid part number.
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Try this:

http://www.m-and-d.com/MTD-756-0442.html
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Hey Guys, I've been driving myself nuts trying to find a pulley for my 1711.
The part no. is 756-0442. Its a 5/8" pulley .79" I.D. and 7" O.D.
no one seems to have one and I need to get one before winter. The edge is pretty worn and the belt slips off when I'm shooting too much snow. Thanks for any info.
What pulley are you talking about? On the tractor? Or on the snowblower?

The only pulley on the tractor would be the PTO pulley, all others are on the blower.
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Old 07-09-2013, 02:29 PM
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Thats the part no. I need. The MTD site which shows that they have one - they really don't. I already tried with them. The pulley is part of the PTO. The belt wraps around the pulley on the engine then the pulley on the PTO carriage. On one edge of my pulley its pretty worn dowm. If I go hard plowin then the belt pops off and its a pain to put back on. There is a pretty good diagram of the pulley and related parts. No one seems to carry it anymore.
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Ok. One more time. Is this the part you are looking for? #3??

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Here is a picture of the unit that the pulley is from. It is number 12.

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Frank. Thanks. That's the pulley #12. I can't find one anywhere.
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Dimensions help... but how about some pics. Lets get some more info and maybe we can help. What does the center look like? What size it the shaft that goes through it? Is it cast or pressed? ????? If the part is NLA, then part #'s do us no good.
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Old 07-23-2013, 10:16 AM
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Below is the pulley. I'm running out of options. Can't find it anywhere.
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