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Old 04-10-2019, 06:45 PM
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Tomorrow I am taking a road trip to Boone NC to pick up a 1650 and what I think is a 1-A tiller. But at two different locations. I owned the 1650 about 3 years ago so I know this machine. I sold it to my nephew but turns out he doesn't need it anymore, so I am buying it back. I went thru everything on the tractor prior to the sale. But the tiller I am picking up on my way. So my question is this, will this tiller work on the 1650? I did a search and from what I have read here it will. But my concern is the mule drive. How do I determine if the mule drive will work? The gear box comes with the tiller so I will have everything to hook it up
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An A-1 tiller fits on a 1650. I think the front of the drive is different. IIRC it uses straight pullys instead of the angled ones.
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Have a nice trip! Maybe it won't be as much pollen up there.
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An A-1 tiller fits on a 1650. I think the front of the drive is different. IIRC it uses straight pullys instead of the angled ones.
Thanks. I have been studying it and I think I have the correct muledrive.

No John the pollen was just as bad up there as down here! Can barely breathe. Had a good trip though picked up the tiller and tractor. Will post some pictures tomorrow, been a long day.
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Have a safe trip, Gary!
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