Has anyone tried this on a MTD 600 series lawn tractor (circa 1996)?
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I picked up the side discharge chute last summer (2013) and placed it on a 46in Yard Man. It is pretty thick plastic and does well for me.
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The picture speaks for itself, but it should be able to pin onto most lawn tractors. Assuming you have a rider...? Is there a towing eye in the rear?Height does not matter with this unit
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I am not sure. Best thing to do is measure your old belt. I know that MTD makes mowers for different vendors, so I know some items & (belts) are interchangeable.If you go to sears.com, look up your mower & model; check the details, and it should give you the correct belt. I am going to assume it will fit, if your part # is correct. It is a very good belt, and I use it on my cub cadet.
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not sure about that, I used it twice though on a lawn mower and a truck. didn't any problems with it.
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I have a 1995 vintage MTD 21 inch snow blower, model 315E150. The Oregon 73-050 fit perfectly. The auger was about 1/4 inch shorter than the original, but that didn't affect the install or operation. The net difference was the threaded shaft for the pulley end didn't extend too far beyond the pulley. Seems to me that an auger to fit a 21 inch MTD would handle your part number. On my blower there is a bearing at each end of the auger. The bearing is held in place by 3 screws on the exterior of the housing at both ends. One bearing is hidden behind the pulley for the belt drive. You must remove the pulley, and both bearing units. The old auger is a little difficult to remove. I needed to use a pry bar and force it out. The Oregon is a little shorter and went in rather easy. The pulley is removed by turning in a clockwise direction. I used a ratchet with a 1 inch socket while holding the old auger with a pry bar so it didn't move. Obviously once the new auger and bearings units are reinstalled, the pulley goes back on counterclockwise. When I first investigated a replacement at Amazon, I entered my auger part number and the software directed me to the Oregon. My part number was listed in the description. The new Oregon auger works just fine. I have only used it twice since installing.
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I did it for an oil pan and hydro housing on a 1235 massey a few years ago. They worked great while attached. I use the tractor to gather firewood and they got ripped off.. Surface would need to be very clean where attaching.
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I do not know the Toro configurationThe fit problem will be at the blade opening. Go to a dealer, check out similar mowers. I believe the MTD lower tube is like the Cadet. Note the U-shaped bracket on lower back - that is where it all hangs.
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I used it on a craftsman lawnmower and it worked great. You have to take the head off and make sure you get all the metal shavings out or you will seize the engine. It was real easy to use
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Yes sir. I use it on my 3 JD & 1 Kubota tractors and it works fine. It is used on all of my farm implements too. The only thing I would do if I were in your shoes is look for a pressurized gun if you have a lot of stuff to grease.
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If your tractor has grease fittings, absolutely... I would highly recommend it. Some newer equipment may not have grease fittings, I have no idea about your Massey Ferguson. Take a look at the owner's manual, if you are still not sure, you should ask your dealer.
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I installed these on a 31BE-150-000 MTD snow blower without any issues. I'm guessing they are pretty similar in design.
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The middle buster will attach to a 3 pt hitch, if your tractor has a 3 pt hitch it should work.
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I have a John Deere 301 and it works fine. You just need the hydraulic lift on the back of tractor.
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I have no idea. But it didn't fit our tractor, (we have since sold it, so I don't remember the mod. number) without doing some fabricating. But after fabricating and welding on a different plate it worked. My advise if you're are going to run into the same predicament. Spend a little more and go to an authorized dealer to get one.
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i do not know. i have a mtd yard machine. as craftsman is a sears product you may want to check the sears web site to see what they list as fitting your machine then check amazon for pricing. or if you have a home depot near you (or sears store) they may know
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The axle hole bore is somewhat complex.If you are using it as the reccomended origional equipment for the specified John Deere lawn mowers it will fit perfectly.I had absolutely no problems in installing them.If you wish to use it for other equipment here are the specs.To begin with,it has a stepped bore.On the back of the wheel is a ball bearing with a .3125 (5/16") bore.The front has a steel sleeve bearing with a .503(1/2"+)bore.Further more,it is recessed in a depression 1.125 dia.(1 1/8 ") by .375 (3/8") deep.The total width of the hub is approx. 1.900 (about 1 7/8").I realize this is a lot of technical info.,but it accurate.The picture shows the inside face of the wheel/hub.The mounting "axle " is a machined bolt,sized to fit the "stepped" hole Hope this is of use.
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Yes, it should fit. The instructions state that it fits and there are specific differences in the instructions for garden tractors vs. yard tractors. It just won't fit the zero turn type tractors