Cub Cadet 1250, have a few questions.

[_DX3_]

All of the cub belt driven tillers are installed and removed the same way, so any of the manuals will help with that. But a picture would help possibly determine what tiller you have.

The 12hp motor will more than be enough to do your driveway.

Here is a vid of my nephews 12hp cub doing my driveway.

http://s210.photobucket.com/albums/b...t=MOV04010.mp4

[martyrant]

Originally Posted by _DX3_

All of the cub belt driven tillers are installed and removed the same way, so any of the manuals will help with that. But a picture would help possibly determine what tiller you have.

The 12hp motor will more than be enough to do your driveway.

Here is a vid of my nephews 12hp cub doing my driveway.

http://s210.photobucket.com/albums/b...t=MOV04010.mp4

Thanks for the information on that they're all the same--gonna give it a go now.

Watched that whole video! Impressive, his 12hp is sharp looking too! Does he have it hooked up with a 3pt?

[_DX3_]

Originally Posted by martyrant

Thanks for the information on that they're all the same--gonna give it a go now.

Watched that whole video! Impressive, his 12hp is sharp looking too! Does he have it hooked up with a 3pt?

Yeah, a standard 3 point lift with sleeve hitch adapter.

[restore49]

1A Tiller - or 2A - differance is in tiller configuration and sheer pin?.

[martyrant]

Originally Posted by restore49

1A Tiller - or 2A - differance is in tiller configuration and sheer pin?.

Not sure which one it is, but I got it off. I was afraid switching implements would be a nightmare with older tractors but removing and putting on what I have so far has been rather straight forward after I sit there and stare at it for a few minutes.

Few pictures of the tiller now that it's off (yes, that is someone's skivvies in the tines--came with the tractor that way!). I left the gearbox on the back, figured there was no real reason to take it off at this point.

Fourth picture is of the snow blower with it all the way up (the all the way up position is really where I want the low position to be--it's barely off the floor all the way up, just a hare). I'm going to look in the manual on how to adjust that tonight and see about messing with it tomorrow.

Last picture is of the side panels and the mower deck that came with it (I need to clean up the mower deck soon, it's still got some grass on it).

Thanks for everyone's comments and help thus far!

[_DX3_]

That is either a #1 or #1A tiller with an extension on each side. A #2 tiller is made that wide without extensions.

[martyrant]

Originally Posted by _DX3_

That is either a #1 or #1A tiller with an extension on each side. A #2 tiller is made that wide without extensions.

What's the difference between a #1 or a #1A? Also, were those extensions white originally? I noticed they're super rusty compared to the other part..

[_DX3_]

If you read the manuals they list certain Serial numbers that each model was made for. There isn't a physical difference.

Yes the extensions should be white just like the main section.

[martyrant]

Originally Posted by _DX3_

If you read the manuals they list certain Serial numbers that each model was made for. There isn't a physical difference.

Yes the extensions should be white just like the main section.

So I would find out by looking at the serial # on the tractor assuming all parts were bought at the same time?

[Methos]

Originally Posted by martyrant

So I would find out by looking at the serial # on the tractor assuming all parts were bought at the same time?

There's a tag on the tiller that gives the serial number and model number. No way to tell if it was bought all at the same time.