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06-07-2011, 10:18 AM
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Front PTO styles - mix and match?
I've got a PTO question for the experienced members and hopefully I'll be able to learn and teach others a bit with this post.
I checked out the pto styles/types information a few days ago and can see that my 1972 model 149 has a Style B front PTO with 2 spring plates. There have been several EBay offerings for sale the past week or so with ads claiming the PTOs fit a model 149 (and others) but from what I'm seeing in photos they are either a type A PTO or some sort of half modified (single spring plate on a Type B Pulley. If I understand correctly from parts numbers, there are two different sized PTO Bearings to go with the different pulleys. Are these PTO Pulley/spring set ups possibly interchangable? Or, have some EBay sellers made "custom pto clutch pulley assemblies" which should be avoided?  Here are photos of some I've seen recently. My 149 has a pto pulley with the six posts and 2 spring plates. Neither of these images shows two plates. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/a...hp?albumid=336 Thanks for the help,
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Alan in Birdsboro, PA (OldPACubFan) 1972 model 149 - was my father-in-law's tractor 1973 model 149 - the first one I purchased Also have a QA36A snow thrower 
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06-08-2011, 01:24 PM
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Okay, not one reply to this so far. Clearly I posted this in the wrong location. Anybody got a way to move the thread to a more appropriate spot?
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Alan in Birdsboro, PA (OldPACubFan) 1972 model 149 - was my father-in-law's tractor 1973 model 149 - the first one I purchased Also have a QA36A snow thrower
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06-08-2011, 02:32 PM
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I think an administrator has to move it for you Alan. But you can copy and past your post to the IH cub cadet Tractors (GT) section of the site, so you don't have to retype it. I haven't worked on a PTO yet (i'm no expert), but i have been looking at the rebuild kits. I wouldn't mess with any "custom assemblies". Chris Westfall (top of page) sells rebuild kits, he asks for you to specify WF or NF. Just my
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06-08-2011, 08:37 PM
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It's looking like a choice between spending about $120+/- and the time to do it myself, or gambling that an ebay pto is right (at about the same price), or paying significantly more money for a rebuilt pto from a supplier. I'm seeing about $175-$185 and up for the ones that look the same as mine. Guess it all comes down to whether an inexperienced tinkerer can get that pto rebuild correct for less frustration than the extra $75-$80.
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Alan in Birdsboro, PA (OldPACubFan) 1972 model 149 - was my father-in-law's tractor 1973 model 149 - the first one I purchased Also have a QA36A snow thrower
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06-08-2011, 08:45 PM
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Mark Hellrung, one of our sponsors sells rebuilt PTO's for $130 + $13.75 shipping.
If you send in your old PTO there is no core charge. If you keep your old PTO there is a $50 core charge added. Mark does awesome work. Just something to think about. This is a correct WF PTO. Here is his rebuilt PTO: PTO.jpg
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DWayne 1973: 128, ag tires, 3pt. lift, spring assist, lights, 42" Deck 10" moldboard plow 2016 XT1 42" deck 18HP
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06-08-2011, 08:52 PM
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Yes, DWayne: Mark Hellrung's products and price do look pretty good. He may be the go to guy if I'm not taking the rebuild it myself challenge.
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Alan in Birdsboro, PA (OldPACubFan) 1972 model 149 - was my father-in-law's tractor 1973 model 149 - the first one I purchased Also have a QA36A snow thrower
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