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Old 06-26-2020, 07:29 PM
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Unhappy Hi I am a new member
Live in TN moved from NY just across the PA line- Have a 127 Cub Cadet -no deck just tiller and have tried to replace the belt 9 times now and can't seem to locate the correct one- Anyone out there with more knowledge than I would be greatly appreciated. It has 4 pulleys- one front 2 under front and one in rear- Tried a 1/2" x 145 belt- it went on with no resistance- it allowed the tractor to go forward and reverse but was not strong enough to turn the PTO and make the tiller turned like it use to. Have called Cub Cadet called MTD have spent about 6 hours total holding for help only to get someone with no clue or get put back on hold. I am at my wits end. Also not totally sure how to do some of the things on this post but I will try. Thanks in advance for any help
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Hi.. and welcome.. From what I understand. Your belt is too short. The thing that is throwing me is that you say it allowed your tractor to move forward and reverse.... The belt does not drive the tractor. Its shaft driven

Also. your PTO is mechanical..
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First, welcome to OCC.........

Check this link for Belts........ Tiller Belt Chart

Check this link for the Tiller Owners Manual.... Manual

Be sure that all the Mule Drive pulleys are in good working order.
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The tiller belt adjusts the same as a mower drive belt would.
Download the manuals for your machines in the tech section.
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