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Old 03-02-2019, 10:27 AM
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Hi Guys

I made a small mistake in removing the PTO from the engine shaft, to fit a new drive belt, in that I forgot to photograph it. Now I can't find an assembly diagram that looks like mine. I was working with a transmission fault, noticed the belt was not perfect, so changed that too, and just unbolted the PTO at the front without too much study, or photographs. I had so many photographs of the Hydro-gear, outside and inside, I got a little blasé about just a couple of bolts at the front. My model is as follows:

Cub Cadet CC 1023 RD 13AB51CJ603 (2007)

What I'm after probably doesn't matter too much, but I like things to be the same, or more to the point, correct.

I can guess the order of assembly, using my own logic, but confirmation would be great.

Here is the photo of the area in question.



It's different from what I can find on assembly diagrams, or parts lists, in that it seems to be a single bracket from the frame on those, as opposed to two, joined with a strap, like mine, on every single drawing I find.

My plan is to go with it as I have photographed. Bolt head nearest the PTO, washer, brackets, strap on outside, or front, and then the flanged nyloc nuts.

Is this correct, or any issues with this choice?

Thanks in advance.
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Old 03-02-2019, 02:51 PM
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Cub Cadet CC 1023 RD 13AB51CJ603
I ran those numbers at the Cub Cadet Parts Lookup site here in the States. It came up with nothing.

I ran the same numbers at the Cub Cadet Parts Lookup site in the UK ( www.cubcadetspares.co.uk ) and I came up empty handed again.

How about snapping a picture of the Model/Serial tag of your unit and posting it here.??
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Old 03-02-2019, 03:08 PM
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Hello Roland

I appreciate you looking for me. That is the number, and it does come up on cubcadetspares.co.uk, or at least it does if you access it via a Google search.

http://www.cubcadetspares.co.uk/gard...b51cj603-2006/

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http://www.cubcadetspares.co.uk/gard...b51cj603-2007/

Picture is attached to confirm number. If I look in on their drawings, it shows an arrangement as per the next attached picture, which is different to mine. They show a single wide angle bracket, bolted directly to the top of the PTO case.

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Sutty
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Old 03-02-2019, 03:15 PM
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I can't see for sure, is it possible the bracket you have mounted, is 90° off and it needs to be rotated..??

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Old 03-02-2019, 03:23 PM
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Hi Roland

I didn't take the upper bracket off the chassis, and I didn't take the bracket off the PTO, so they can't require rotating. I was only trying to ask if i had the assembly order correct, from the back to the front.

I'll try to shoot a better picture of how it is on mine.

I know it's hard to see from my picture, put what you have is sort of half a bracket coming down, and half a bracket going up from the PTO, and they meet side by side. They are then joined together using a fishplate, with two nuts and bolts.

I think I've chosen a logical assembly, but who knows, maybe the fishplate is normally, or rightly, mounted on the back.

Let me see if I can snap a better pic now.

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Andrew
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Old 03-02-2019, 03:48 PM
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Hello Roland

Now that I've seen the pictures I just took, I am more sure I have it correct. I can see a line where dirt has made a horizontal line, showing where the fishplate was, on the front. The bolts stick out too far, if they went in from the front, getting moderately close to the PTO pulley, so better to have the head at that side, and thus the washer. The fishplate side will then get the nylocs, and they are flanged, so that's going to be fine.

Still wish I could see an assembly drawing, but I'm fairly confident now.

Either way, here are the pictures. Second pic is my trial, loose, assembly. First pic is with one nut off, letting the fishplate dangle, so you can see the two bracket halves.

Thanks

Sutty
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