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Old 07-22-2013, 08:42 PM
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Here is a picture of the double pulley

Cub PTO double pulley.jpg
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Old 07-22-2013, 09:38 PM
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I don't think Cub Cadet ever used a double pulley PTO. John Deere did. Is it possible the engine is a transplant?
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Or the clutch was a transplant. I don't think it will hurt anything. Might even be a good thing!
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ok that looks to be a deere clutch and neither is for a 5/8th belt both look like 1/2 in and cub uses a outer cage to keep the clutch from spinning if it was mine I would replace clutch and use a 6in pulley at that time but its not mine
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ok that looks to be a deere clutch and neither is for a 5/8th belt both look like 1/2 in and cub uses a outer cage to keep the clutch from spinning if it was mine I would replace clutch and use a 6in pulley at that time but its not mine
I didn't see that.... nor did I think about it. Good eye Ray!
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Old 07-23-2013, 05:31 AM
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Thanks guys. I will go on a hunt for a new clutch.
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if you would send that clutch to me I could make up a clutch using some of the parts you have if not I think I have everything you need
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You will want the 6" pulley on the PTO. The smaller one will not work very well. The blower will be more like a plow. With the 6" pulley, the blower is almost unstoppable.
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Thanks Ray, but I will check with my local dealer to see if he has what I need. He is also a collector and saves lots of used parts for resale.
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