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Old 08-17-2019, 08:08 PM
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i have a 1425 that wont move, aside from the belt im not sure what to check next. Im an old car guy with lots of auto experience but not much on the cubs. any help will be appreciated.
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Please elaborate more so that we can help you. Post pictures of your cub cadet and describe what you have already done with it or the last time it ran for you or if it acted up before this happened.

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Old 08-19-2019, 12:03 AM
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1425 ??????
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1425 ??????
Lol.. well theres the issue right there. The 1425 model didnt include transmission it was available in the 1525 however...
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Old 08-19-2019, 08:50 AM
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Ain't them 1425's one of them late model xt throwaway lawn mowers?
I could be mistaken tho'
Remembering a long time ago them early JC penny lawnmowers
made by MTD, had a belt drive with a forward-N-Rev. lever that sometimes didn't work, or hung up.
They also had a problem with the drive pulley on the transaxle.
but prolly not this fellers problem.
If the belt from the engine is turning the drive pulley on the gear box, maybe it is in neutral but I'm not much help, as I've not had the displeasure of seeing one of those models.
sorry.
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Old 08-19-2019, 09:09 AM
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Ain't them 1425's one of them late model xt throwaway lawn mowers?
I could be mistaken tho'
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As far as I know Cub cadet MTD never made a 1425. They did make a 1415 and a 1525 tho. The 1415 was from 1988-1990 it was a lawn tractor. The 1525 was also a lawn tractor made by MTD made in 2003.
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As far as I know Cub cadet MTD never made a 1425. They did make a 1415 and a 1525 tho. The 1415 was from 1988-1990 it was a lawn tractor. The 1525 was also a lawn tractor made by MTD made in 2003.
Oh I see, said the blind man.
So we have no idea what the feller has,
and dammit, my crystal ball fell off the work bench and broke all to pieces like cinderfella's glass shoe--( or was that humpty dumpty?)
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they also made a 1420...
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Oh I see, said the blind man.
So we have no idea what the feller has,
and dammit, my crystal ball fell off the work bench and broke all to pieces like cinderfella's glass shoe--( or was that humpty dumpty?)
oh well,
The mystery continues
I break more crystal balls that way than I can shake a stick at.. Last time I had Kroil all over my hands and tried to pick it up.. Darn thing slipped right out of my hands
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