Posted by Loren in MN on September 27, 2009 at 23:12:56 from (75.161.208.243):
I just bought what I believe is #16 mower. What is the difference between the Cub-22 or the 16A or 16HM or maybe a 16C mower? The flywhhel/pulley is large and has 3 oval holes. The pto shaft is only about 6 inches plus the coupler/u-joints on the ends. The sickle is 7ft long, so I think it's too long to be a Cub-22 or a #16A mower. It looks like it would fit a Farmall H. It has a round rod about 5 1/2 ft long with a round loop on the end that is part of the lift portion of the mower. Should the pto be centered in the frame? This mower is about 4" to the left of center. How could I tell if it would be correct for a Super C? Thank you for any help. Loren
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