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Old 04-27-2021, 11:53 PM
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Default 2182 to 54GT

Anyone have a belt number for an early 2182 to the 324 (54GT) belt? Want to take the deck from my 1861 and put it on my cousin's 2182. Can't seem to find it on partstree or Cub site.
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Buy clicking on the tab at the Top of the Page, where it says "Cub Cadet Parts & Service Lookup", it says to use: 954-3047 V-BELT B SEC X 95.3
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Old 04-28-2021, 08:44 AM
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I tried that Roland but still couldn't find what I needed but thank you for the help.
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Maybe this will help.
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OK, so I have the serial of the 2182- 809934- so 954-3001? I haven't measured it, but would that SN# have a the smaller PTO?

Edit: assuming smaller PTO, will the deck run slower?
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Machines built below serial# 821060 have the 4.6" pto & above that serial# have the 6" pto. If your deck was designed for the 6" pto then it will run about 23% slower if you have a 4.6" pto on it.
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Oak that is what I was afraid of.

Loaned him my 1861 and he was happy with the cut. He did not like the tractor....the power steering of the 2182 has spoiled him.

I'll have to see if he's in for a PTO swap, or if there is a way to find a speed up pulley for the deck.

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