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Hello Everyone,

 

I bought a 417A in November of 2020 and have some questions about the 48" mower deck that came with it. The center pulley was banged up so I removed it to try and fix it. Is there a timing or alignment procedure I need to follow in placing the pulley back on and making sure the blades have the correct orientation? Also, is there a site out there where I can get some new blades and a new pulley if I can't fix this one ?

 

Regards,

CTkid

 

 

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pacer

There is no timing necessary on this deck. The blades are available, some one will be along with the info - I dont recall it just now. The pully could? be a problem some of them are getting scarce, again someone will probably come along with the info. Does your deck have the s/n tag on it? if so provide it.

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gwest_ca

Your tractor will be a 1985 or 1986 model but most of these decks will work on it. See if you can identify it from this list

Decks are sized by their width of cut - not the width of the deck.

42" decks have the height adjuster located on the right side.

48" decks have the height adjuster located on the left side.

 

Mower DNA 48" side discharge

1966-1967 model RL-486 replaced by

1968 model 5-1481

1969 model 5-1482

1970 model 5-1483

1971 model 5-1200

1972 model 5-1201

1973 model 5-1202

1973-1974 model 5-1210

1975 model 5-1211

1976 model 65-48MS01

1976 model 65-48MS02

1977 model 75-48MS01 - These all used blades with 5/8" x 3/4" double-D center hole unless the spindles have been upgraded.

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Note - 3/4" or .750" is 19.05mm

1977 model 75-48MS02 - Uses 6203 bearings with 3/4" ID - (First deck to use blades with 3/4" center hole) - Originally had a nylon-insert nut holding spindle pulley on.

1978 model 85-48MS01 - Uses 6203 bearings with 3/4" ID - Originally had a nylon-insert nut holding spindle pulley on.

1979 model 95-48MS00 - Uses 6203 bearings with 3/4" ID - Originally had a nylon-insert nut holding spindle pulley on.

1979 model 95-48MS01 - Uses 6203 bearings with 3/4" ID - Originally had a nylon-insert nut holding spindle pulley on.

1980 model 05-48MS01 - Uses 6203 bearings with 3/4" ID - Originally had a nylon-insert nut holding spindle pulley on.

1981-1983 model 05-48MS02 - Uses 6203 bearings with 3/4" ID - Originally had a nylon-insert nut holding spindle pulley on.

1984 model 05-48MS03 - Uses 6203 bearings with 3/4" ID - Originally had a nylon-insert nut holding spindle pulley on.

 

Note - 17mm is .669"

1985 model 05-48MS04 - Uses 6203 bearings with 17mm ID - Originally had a standard nut and lockwasher holding spindle pulley on.

1986-1988 model 05-48MS05 - Uses 6203 bearings with 17mm ID - Originally had a standard nut and lockwasher holding spindle pulley on.

1987-1988 model 05-48SC01 - Uses 6203 bearings with 17mm ID - Originally had a standard nut and lockwasher holding spindle pulley on.

1989 model 15-48SC01 - Uses 6203 bearings with 17mm ID - Originally had a standard nut and lockwasher holding spindle pulley on.

1990 model 15-48SC02 - Uses 6203 bearings with 17mm ID - Originally had a standard nut and lockwasher holding spindle pulley on.

1991-1992 model 15-48SC03 - Uses 6203 bearings with 17mm ID - Originally had a standard nut and lockwasher holding spindle pulley on.

1993-1997 model 78360 - Uses 6203 bearings with 17mm ID - Originally had a standard nut and lockwasher holding spindle pulley on.

1998-2007 and 2009-12 model 78361 - Uses 6203 bearings with 17mm ID - (These all use blades with 3/4" center hole) - Originally had a standard nut and lockwasher holding spindle pulley on.

 

Keep asking questions until the deck is identified then look for the correct parts.

 

Garry

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