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RayVoller

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I bought this tractor several decades ago for my kids were born and they were in their 30s. I can’t see the serial number on the mower deck at the serial number for the tractor is
2050063U533571.
I would like to put mulching blades on it, but I was told by a dealer that they don’t make them for tractors this old. Is that true?
 

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Looks to me to be built between December of 1974 and January of 1975. You have a very early quietline there!
 
dschwandt said:
'A' deck belts are smaller than 'C' decks
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The deck belts for both 44A and 44C decks are 754-3004/954-3004. The PTO mule drive belt is most definitely different, and that is one of the primary differences between an "A" and "C" deck.

The Hurst "T" handle on the 1250 is a nice touch.
 
There's other companies that make mower mulching blades like Gator Blades, a company in my town makes some, part of their process is how they harden the cutting edges, the plasma process was developed by a University of Wisconsin Engineering professor. They are a certified supplier to Case/IH for parts for the rotor on Axial Flow combines.
I have no idea what suffix Wyatt's 44" deck was but he had gators on it, one weekend when I stored his tractors he came out and helped me mow and vacuum my yard. When he'd mow thru a place where the leaves were heavy he'd stir up a huge cloud of dust from all the leaves. Him mowing or pulverized those leaves cut down the volume I was vacuuming up by a solid 50%.
 
No kidding...

Hence why I used the quotes.

Why don't you provide some useful info on the blades he is looking for instead of critiquing every single post I make!
 
1811Cub said:
No kidding...

Hence why I used the quotes.

Why don't you provide some useful info on the blades he is looking for instead of critiquing every single post I make!
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There is no useful information because Gator blades or anything close to them is no longer made!
Post correct non useful information and no one will have to critique your post.
 

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