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Anyone know what Pully  bearings a 74 B80 mule drive Attach O Matic take?

Ive been searching through the manuals here can’t seem to locate.thx

 

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953 nut

Lots of options and opinions here.

 

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peter lena

@Wheelhorse#1  did a little snoopin on that bearing ,  looks like # 4567  bearing is it , also noticed that the bearing  has wide rubber side shields , easy to remove with a pocket screwdriver , thats what I do on all my bearings , carefully wipe out original unknown specification grease , use carb cleaner to finish cleaning , use lucas x-tra heavy duty , hi temp , anti sling polyurea grease , wallmart $ 7 , repack.  reinstall seals. your bearings will not whine with noise or fail from heat . done this on my 3 mule drives  , and all my deck spindle bearings . solid smooth / quiet running decks , just an idea . pete 

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peter lena

@Achto , @oldlineman ,@ ri702bill, know it seams foolish to repack a new bearing , but if you can't  be sure of the lubrication , and it gets noisy , whinny , and fails early . broke down this common problem , make sure bearings have wide rubber side shields , carefully remove both of them , clean out and repack , with the good stuff , reseal . having just put my decks back on , really spin up with ease and no noise , pto lever engagement is easy , smooth , quiet . just getting rid of a chronic problem , my underdeck lubrication , over winter , is a black stained zero rust , decks.  just me , greasy pete   

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peter lena

@Achto , always  experiment , improve , and  verify my ideas , more often than not , just an area that could  / should  operate better.  scary to many , often simple improvements to function , goes from stiff sloppy to smooth / easy , effortless. choke and throttle cables , and related linkage , ignition , chassis grounding , clutch linkage firm up , pto lever play . regular check overs , fuel check valve , just before carb , some of the stuff that , used to be a problem ,  now they all work every time , if it works for me , maybe it could help you .  my c85 / magnum is coming up on 40 years !  maybe a cake and a picture , pete

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squonk

Mule drive bearings are 2 different sizes. 

 

Flat pulley uses 6203-12-2RS 1.57" O.D  .46 " width   .75" I.D.

 

V pulley uses 1630-2RLD-C3   1.62" O.D  .49" width    .75" I.D

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