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Posted by Bigdog on July 15, 2005 at 07:03:14 from (65.185.32.53):
In Reply to: Cub 154 posted by Harry Arnette on July 15, 2005 at 05:17:08:
Not only does it run in the reverse direction, it also runs at engine speed and is smaller and splined differently than a standard pto. You either need to buy a mower made specifically for the cub or you will need to make several modifications to what you have. As mentioned, blades for the opposite rotation can be purchased but you will need to make some pulley changes to compensate for the difference in speed. There is a reducer / reverser available but they are hard to find and very costly. Also, it will likely not fit due to interference from your 3 point hitch.
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