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Now that link provides an excellent and clear response. Even I understood that. Thanks R Bedell for your helpful, short and sweet answer.
ahahahahahahaaaa.....It's been years since my 149 has even been used. It's the first Cub I ever bought so that's why I keep it. I have a difficult time selling stuff. That explains the 8 Cubs I have now and two JDs and one over 30 year old Craftsman GTV16.
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![]() I'm not sure how that answered your question. Yes, that is the order the decks were made, but there are some difference between the 3, and they will all interchange in application. You can put any of them on any of the models, if you set it up right and use the correct belt. |
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There were three (3) versions of the 44 inch Mower Deck
* 44 for the 1x8/9 Series * 44A for the Quietline Series * 44C for the 82 Series. This answered my question. I just new I had a 44" deck on my 149, not knowing there was an A or C. I must have the plain old 44. I guess mine isn't referred to anything other than a 44" deck. I suppose this is only useful if someone would ask if it was the A or C deck. I wonder why A and C??? What happened to B??? LOL!!!!
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