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Old 03-11-2021, 08:24 AM
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I think it would be more helpful
The intent of the Chart was to show what model of Mower Deck, fit what series of Tractor.

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I wasn't criticizing the charts intent or usefulness. Just opining on what I thought might help.
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So they're telling me that this is in fact the pulley known as the speed up pulley used with 149's and 1450's and takes a 3/8" belt. Obviously I am still skeptical since it seems like a pretty wide pulley for a 3/8" belt - but obviously I don't know what I am talking about.

I'd attach photos but I keep getting errors, so here's some textCAD...

...ok, well so much for that. Upper PTO input OD 4.25 x .875" and overall height; lower output OD 4.5" and overall height .75".


________<-- 4.25" -->_______ _ _ _v
\ / .875"
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____________|___|___________ _ _ _^_ v
\ / .750"
/________<-- 4.50" --> _______\ _ _ _ _ _^
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Here is a picture of one I had.
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Here is a picture of one I had.
Well it certainly looks like the one I have here. What size PTO belt are you running with it; 3/8, 1/2..?
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I never used it, does it looks like yours? Then you bought the right part number
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CC made a smaller diameter PTO pulley that would fit the 44 deck with the small belt and work with the PTO diameter on a single cylinder Kohler on a wide frame.

I don't remember what exact usage it was for. All I know is, I went to the CC dealer, they told me they had a speed up pulley that was smaller diameter than OEM. They even gave me a part number for the CC belt. I bought one and it worked fine.

I still have the deck and the tractor. Just been 200 years since I've used it if anyone needs photos or ??????
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CC made a smaller diameter PTO pulley that would fit the 44 deck with the small belt and work with the PTO diameter on a single cylinder Kohler on a wide frame.

I don't remember what exact usage it was for. All I know is, I went to the CC dealer, they told me they had a speed up pulley that was smaller diameter than OEM. They even gave me a part number for the CC belt. I bought one and it worked fine.

I still have the deck and the tractor. Just been 200 years since I've used it if anyone needs photos or ??????
Is that 200 years in dog years?
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