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Here is the Wide Frame deck, serial number 382U 1113
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I was surprised at the amount of differences between the Wide Frame and Quiet Line mule drives.
![]() ![]() The deck operates great! When the rain stops,I plan on using it to see what is does!
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Is your deck going get repainted this winter?
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That sure would be nice! I'd have the pan sandblasted, for sure, to save this mower. It looks like those are 3/8ths carriage bolts ( 3 ea. ) securing the three spindles to the pan, but I'm not sure. I think I'm missing rear deck brackets and wheels. This deck has one rust hole, but really is in fair condition! Blades seem in good shape too
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[QUOTE=johncub7172;392553]I was surprised at the amount of differences between the Wide Frame and Quiet Line mule drives.
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[QUOTE=ambrola;392587]The subframe in that pic is for a wide frame, I believe your looking for a narrow frame.
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Ronnie, I purchased that push blade sub frame here:
www.hauckenterprises.com Was $75 delivered to my door. Not a bad price, in my opinion
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Update:
The 38" works great, as does the tractor running it. As most are aware, the mule drive and sub frame unit have 1 adjustable lift link on the right side of the tractor, and a simple, slotted lift link on the other side. Well, I replaced the slotted lift link on the left side for another adjustable lift link that I had extra of, and I leveled up the deck fairly well, judging by the cut of the grass, and the fact that I don't have rear deck gauge wheels. The cut is level, and achieved rather quickly by adding that link! My 1450 now has a 38" IH deck! Thanks guys!
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That's awesome, John!
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Allen Proud owner of my Original and 126! My Grandpa's Cart Craftsman Lawn Sweeper Craftsman Plug Aerator |
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John, those decks cut very well in dry grass if they are clean with new blades. They dont like wet grass, kinda just blobs it out the chute in dough-like balls.
Other than the small size they are probably my favorite deck because of how quiet they are. Here is my 1450 with the same deck
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