Posted by BarnyardEngineering on July 27, 2023 at 11:56:40 from (161.69.57.47):
In Reply to: Cub lo boy posted by Massey_165 on July 26, 2023 at 22:28:18:
Quote: CVPost-grandpa Love (quoted from post at 10:28:48 07/27/23) Sounds like you had a basket case of a Cub! We have one cub with a woods finish mower under it. Stops when you push the clutch, no shoving the tractor forward. We have another cub with a Bush Hog brand belly mower same thing..... As far as an over run clutch, you can't install one on a Cub, pto shaft is small and spins backwards of every other tractor.
With the 42" mower, the overrunning clutch is in the hub of the mower.
The 59" 3-blade deck has no overrunning clutch. The momentum of the deck will back-drive the rear wheels through the transmission and push the tractor up to several feet depending on conditions. It's physics, and not limited solely to Cubs.
Believe me, I've been around Cubs a lot longer than you, and am no longer under the influence of the "Cub Cool-Aid" that you still seem to be. They have their uses, and they have their limitations. They're not all in perfect condition.
This post was edited by BarnyardEngineering on 07/27/2023 at 12:15 pm.
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