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Old 04-13-2016, 09:45 PM
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Default Tiller bracket question
well I sand blasted the bracket that bolts to the tractor for my new to me tiller today. the dilemma I have now is I see that there's two holes on each side on the bottom. since I've sandblasted I can't tell which hole it was pinned in. so which one does it go in, and why is there two? I can't believe how badly rusted this thing is, but just the main plate. the two "ears" and the plate that the gearbox bolt to are in great shape. it looks like I sandblasted it with buckshot! also since this is a #2B tiller I need to get a 1/2" pulley for the bottom, can I get just a generic pulley to replace it? I notice the hub is like 2.5"s on the factory one. I can't see where a shorter hub would hurt anything besides having a little less key to grab. thanks
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Old 04-13-2016, 09:59 PM
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Go to the resource section and download the tiller manual. It specifies which hole does what.

As far as the pulley, the longer the hub, the more area the force is spread over ( instead of being concentrated in a shorter section )
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Old 04-14-2016, 06:04 PM
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I've never been able to get them to open, but after messing with it for half an hour I found out that I can right click and save it. Then I can open it as you said Jeff it explained all. Thanks jeff
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A generic pulley won't stick down far enough, nor will it have enough contact area on the key. You'll likely shear the key.

I did some quick searching, but didn't find a pulley. I suggest looking for the correct one.
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Old 04-14-2016, 09:50 PM
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appreciate the heads-up j-mech and the your time looking for a pulley. i'll keep my eye out for the correct one.
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Might throw an ad in the wanted section on this site. Someone may have one. I buy a lot from ihccw.com, which is where I looked but he didn't have any right now. Then again, I called him once and he did have some parts I needed, but the website just hadn't been updated. Also check with the sponsors up top, and on ebay. They pop up on there pretty often.
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You can still get the one for the 5/8" belt from cub cadet,part# WM-63369 76.00....
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