Posted by mkirsch on May 01, 2014 at 06:39:27 from (65.199.189.6):
In Reply to: Best lawnmower EVAR? posted by AlanA on April 30, 2014 at 11:38:53:
Your main challenge will be mounting the Cub mower on the B.
None of the brackets will be of any help. Nothing is anywhere near close to fitting. About the only thing that will be useful is the deck itself, and if that's rusted out...
The Cub has an engine speed PTO that rotates opposite of the B's standard 540RPM PTO. You can re-route the belt to deal with the rotation direction issue, but if you use the Cub's 7" pulley on the B (with the proper insert), the mower will not turn fast enough. You need a 21" pulley on the B's PTO to make it turn fast enough.
Normally on an A/B/C type tractor, the Woods mowers are driven off the belt pulley drive instead of the PTO. The belt pulley drive turns much faster, so you can use a reasonably-sized pulley.
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