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Modifying cycle mower

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planzman

11-13-2000 13:16:45




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I have a farmall 140 tractor, and two complete cycle mowers. One that was made for the super A/140 that is complete assembled and ready to be hung under the tractor. The other is a complete but partially dissasembled CUB unit. Was wondering is there might be a way to cut up the CUB one and reuse the parts to make some type of fast hitch unit to lessen the time between hanging and un hanging the 140 unit. I have seen some factory units adverised at the Wengers web page. The pitman arm should not care witch way the shaft is turning. Thought about using the pulley and taking the shaft off and reinstalling backword.

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Garnet

11-21-2000 11:46:48




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 Re: modifying cycle mower in reply to planzman, 11-13-2000 13:16:45  
Probably doable but keep that shaft speed in mind. The Cub PTO ran at engine speed (1800 + or-) and the Super A/140 at 540 RPM. That's why the Cub PTO and Pulley had different spline. You could probably adjust the speed with different pulley sizes.



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cycle should be sickle

11-14-2000 10:23:48




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 Re: modifying cycle mower in reply to planzman, 11-13-2000 13:16:45  
It's "sickle" mower, not "cycle"



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