Posted by Whizkidkyus on September 23, 2012 at 17:20:50 from (64.130.151.65):
Hi ,
Settle an argument for me guys . A friend has a Cub Cadet ,a 2000 series made in the early 2000"s . It has an electric clutch on the crank for the blades . He says that the clutch has a brake on the clutch to stop the blades . I"ve seen a clutch assembly apart before similiar to his , but not necessary the same as his . I"ve only seen brakes on the deck itself so I say that the brakes are on the deck and not the clutch . Who right ???? I admit that I don"t know everything about electric clutches and that I haven"t seen them all . Who"s right ??? Thank for any and all help .
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