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Old 01-05-2011, 12:32 PM
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Default Narrow Frame Mowing Deck ?'s
Are mowing deck's from narrow frame cub's fit all other narrow frame cub models?

Sorry for the odd question. I'm trying to figure out what I might need for a mowing deck for a 126.

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Old 01-05-2011, 12:54 PM
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no,not all will fit,unless you change the lift on the tractor.The older narrow frame decks did not have the QA hookups like your 126.You CAN do some mods to MAKE them work on the QA,but the newer style is much better to hook up and such.
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I'm thinking they are. Reason being that the ones I have seem to all have the same brackets on them.
The 106 I had is the same as my 125 and a deck I got with my 100. So I would say yes, but someone much smarter than me may know otherwise.
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If you mix and match mule drives and subframes, you can do that, but you have to have the right parts. The decks are not all the same but are interchangeable with the correct pieces.
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I am working on putting a 42" cast iron end deck on my 126 using the QA mule drive from the 126 and the sub frame from my 100. The deck and sub frame both came off of the 100. Everything fits fine other than the rear of the sub frame or the hangers on the deck hits the brake linkage since it is an external brake rearend instead of internal like the 100. It only hits with the deck raised and won't let the deck all of the way up by 1 or 2 notches on the lift handle. It's not a big issue.
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