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Hello all, Been a while. To refresh, got a 2182 Cyclops 145-743-100 w/a high SN: 878134. (Nice machine). Mow about 2 acres with a Cub Cadet GT 54” 324-190-100. Ended up, with "your" help, getting a Cub Cadet 345 190-345-100 Bagger. When I bought it, the guy sold the deck flaps with the tractor. These little pieces of metal w/rubber attached to them are way, way overpriced and it works without them.
The other day, I was able to get the right hand one for 37 (usually over 100). Now that I have received it, I don't see where to put it. I can't even find a picture of it installed, except for the diagram over at Parts Tree. Part# 603-0626 (Superseded to 903-0626). It's description is Brkt. Assy-w/Flapp RH 54" My basic problem is during the fall, got leaves. But, no matter how slow or high I mow, a good part of the leaves get spit out from underneath the front right of the deck. I though these "flaps" would help that. Does anyone know where this right assembly w/flap goes? Looks like I'm gonna need to drill holes. Thank in advance, Vertigo1 |
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