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Belt size needed.
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mgonitzke
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If you are looking to prevent rust, adding the wash port is the last thing you want to do. Water and grass clippings make an acidic mixture that will rust the deck faster. The wash port won't get it 100% clean, and water will get in crevices between parts and rust it out anyway.
If you like to keep the deck from rusting out, do not mow wet grass, and periodically remove the deck and scrape off the buildup.
If you like to keep the deck from rusting out, do not mow wet grass, and periodically remove the deck and scrape off the buildup.
You will use it once or twice, loose the cap, the port will plug and then you will forget about it
Don't do it!!! You will be setting your deck up for instant disaster. Follow advice--- don't mow wet grass--clean deck by removing from tractor and scrape the wet grass off that you should have not cut to begin with. No big deal to removing the deck. I use a wood (paint stir stick) to remove what stick to the deck.
Hey, good people of this form. I will be putting on a ih 36in snow thrower on the front of my tractor. I was wondering what belt size is needed to run the snow thrower? It runs down from the pto to a pully on the back of the snow thrower. Thanks for the help
