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Old 05-29-2015, 02:06 PM
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Default Cub 100 deck aize
I am getting a cub cadet 100 and want to get a deck for it what deck fits on these tractors and will a mule driver from a narrow frame work fine or is it a 100 specific thing and are the decks regular mount like the 127's and stuff
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The correct setup for a 100 is a bolt on/pin on setup. But I have seen quick attatch s3t ups from later narrow frames bolted to the machine. Originaly it would of had a cast end 38 or 42 inch deck. But later 38 and 42s will work as well
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So will the new quick attach stuff bolt right up? I have a 127 with a deck I was thinking of taking that off for it
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So will the new quick attach stuff bolt right up? I have a 127 with a deck I was thinking of taking that off for it
The 127 qa bracket should have the holes in it needed to bolt it to the 100.
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So will the new quick attach stuff bolt right up? I have a 127 with a deck I was thinking of taking that off for it
Should yes
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Will the mule drive off a 127 work as well
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