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Old 01-31-2023, 05:44 PM
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Default GT 48 inch mower deck with belt driven leaf system
Is there anyone that has had experience with this mower deck and belt driven leaf system. How well does it work when used with a bagger.
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I have a model 345 fan assisted bagger for my 3000 series machine and I love it. They also made one for the Cyclops machines and they are a model 293. Both are pretty much the same and they were made by Grass Pump Co. If I could ever find another I wouldn't think twice about getting it.
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I just bought a GT48 deck that had one of these attached to it.
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Is it on a 3000 series machine?
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No I think it came off of a 1863. My thoughts were to use it on my 782 after it is converted to power steering, using an 1864 front axle.
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No Need for Power steering if using a Power flow Bagger. A Manual steer tractor is no harder to turn with a Power flow head On a mowing deck. These heads depending on decks Can cause You to re-level a mowing deck as they do tend to cause the deck to be a Little Lower on the side the Power flow Head is on

The Grass Pump company was around a little over 20 years years they went Bankrupt In 2004
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