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I'd like to put a 44C deck on a 149CC, what am I going to have to change or do? Will it go on as is?
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what do you have under now ?
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you will A 44 or 50 inch Deck carriage
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Nothing, this CC came without a deck. But I have the carriage and mule drive for a 44A that came with another 149 but the deck is not very good shape.
The 44C came with a 1450 and I have the mule drive and carriage that came with it. The center dive pulley on the 44C deck is for a wider belt than was used on the 149, or will the skinnier belt work on the wide pulley, just set down in the groove farther? |
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it will go right under it. May be the drive pully need swich
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Got the carriage, what about the widder drive pulley on the center spindle?
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you need to put the 3/8 pully on it
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OK that is what I figured. Going to take the one off of the 44A and see if it will work then.
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I just did the same Thing to one for A 128 cub
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Although it would be correct to swap the pulleys, I have been running a 44c on a 108 for about 3 years without changing the pulleys. I have not had any abnormal belt wear.
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