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Old 01-31-2011, 06:07 PM
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Guys,

I have a deck that I don't know the size of. I have included a couple of pictures that I took from my cell. I don't know how well they are gonna turn out. Across the back of the deck, the measurement is roughly between 43 3/4 and 44 inches. It's hard to measure by myself. I'm taking it, that its a 44 inch deck? or a 42? the tag on it has been polished almost smooth, so i can't read the imprinted size. The other raised number is this: 0320016U102209*. the outside measurement of the PTO pulley is roughly 6 1/4 inches. Please help, I'm fixing to order some blades!!

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Old 01-31-2011, 06:12 PM
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Can you post a picture of the entire deck?
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Old 01-31-2011, 06:21 PM
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sorry, matt, but i can't. it's wedged in my dad's garage, still on the mower. jeff
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My 38C is 44 inches across the back.... so if we measured the same, it might be a 38"...??
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ok, matt, i hope this helps you. jeff
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My 38C is 44 inches across the back.... so if we measured the same, it might be a 38"...??
the two outer blades measure 10" and the middle measures around 20". it's hard for me to get a good measurement. jeff
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It's most likely a 38" deck. On my 42" deck, the center blade is 22" and the outers are 11".
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the two outer blades measure 10" and the middle measures around 20". it's hard for me to get a good measurement. jeff
Sounds like a 38... I don't have the blade sizes in front of me but in the neighborhood of 20 and 11 sounds right.
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