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05-21-2013, 06:38 PM
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1512 rear output shaft
I have a 108 with 38" deck, a 149 with tiller and recently acquired a 1512 as I have admired the little Kubota D600 for years. I have a nice 44A deck which I previously acquired that I plan to use with it after changing the pulley on the deck. But I wonder about the splined output shaft on the rear of the hydro on the 1512. A friend who is much more ICC and CCC knowledgeable, stated he did not know it was standard on a 1512 but I advised him the fuel tank has a tunnel for a PTO shaft so we are assuming it is original. Will someone please tell me what the thing is designed to power? Also, can some kind of lift hitch be installed on this tractor if it could be found? I notice it has hydralic lines to the front as well as a cylinder to lift the mower deck. If a lift hitch could be installed, I assume the mower deck lift cylinder would have to do double duty or be replaced by another cylinder or alternatively perhaps powered by the hoses now routed to the front. Will someone please clarify this for me? I do not object to research to answer my own questions but have not come up with anything regarding the above. Please forgive me if I missed it here somewhere and point me in the right direction. On another subject, we have plenty of spare early rear ends around-any reason to swap the rear end for a steel housing as long as the alloy one works as new?
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