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More 1440 questions
Been working on a 1440 trying to find a deck for it. Bought one and i thought it was the wrong one now i am wondering if it has the wrong pto on it. Did some measuring on the pulleys and the one on the old deck is 5 1/8 (44inch deck model 318 ). The one i bought has a 5 inch ( 46 inch model 336 ) i wouldnt think a 1/8 difference would make a difference. So i checked the pulley on the pto its 7 1/2 and i seem to remember it was supposed to be 6 but not sure i am remembering right. If it is the wrong pto would one off a 1863 work on it or no? I have a good pto off of one ant it has a 6 inch pulley.
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1440 has a Vanguard with a 1" shaft 1863 has Kohler CH with a 1-1/8" shaft. Sounds like someone put the wrong PTO on the 1440.
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First, the correct PTO Clutch for the 1440 is 717-3375 (or 717-3389), both having a 6" Pulley Diameter.
The only two decks that were designed for the 1440 was: * 190-318-100 44" Mower Deck * 190-320-100 42" Mower Deck Until you get the right parts and deck(s), you will have some problems.
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If it was my tractor this is what I would put on it.
https://xtremeope.com/p/pto-clutch-f...-2180-tractor/ This is the later PTO style like they use on a 2180. If you decide to go this route you'll probably need a new spacer and anti rotation stop. I suggest you call Xtreme and discuss it with them so that they can furnish the proper parts. Edit: list of Cub part numbers 711-1197 CLUTCH STOP STUD 717-3446 PTO CLUTCH ASSEMBLY 711-3179 Spacer
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When i replace the clutch with the right one do you think the modle 336 deck will work properly?
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We had this conversation, the 336 is for the older tractors with the small PTO.( https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...ad.php?t=52819 )
1440 had the large PTO. It will be better than what you have but it will still be running fast.
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2264 with 54 GT deck 1641 AKA Black Jack with a 402-E Haban Sickle bar mower JD317 dump truck BX2670 with FEL |
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I ran a 336 deck on a 1641 (16 hp) for awhile. It cut okay as long as the grass wasn't tall/thick and you kept the engine wound up. It was also extremely noisy.
If you didn't keep the engine wound up or got in healthy grass, it would tend to lug the engine. I don't recommend you do it. Also, check the PTO belt routing. One belt runs between the two front hangers and one runs to the left side of the left front hanger. If you put them both inside, the belt will rub on the hanger and help stall the engine. |
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