Does anyone have some pictures to post of a cc 147 48in mower deck?
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147 48in mower deck
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There were three variants of the 48" deck. Any will fit with the correct carriage. The earliest is the "Pin On" style, this would have been available back around the time of the 1x2/3 series. These do not have spring loaded quick attach type pins. Pins and hair pin clips were used, and the carriage bolted on. The discharge had a rod hoop as a guard, also had round runners and gauge wheels.
^^ Early style 48". ^^
The second style was available during the 1x4/5 and 1x6/7 series these were quick attach style and had round runners and gauge wheels. Had an extended discharge and no hoop.
^^ 1x4/5 - 1x6/7 series type 48" ^^
The third style was available during the early years of the 1x8/9 series and had half round runners and no standard gauge wheels.
^^ 1x8/9 series, 48", note half round runners. ^^
^^ Early style 48". ^^
The second style was available during the 1x4/5 and 1x6/7 series these were quick attach style and had round runners and gauge wheels. Had an extended discharge and no hoop.
^^ 1x4/5 - 1x6/7 series type 48" ^^
The third style was available during the early years of the 1x8/9 series and had half round runners and no standard gauge wheels.
^^ 1x8/9 series, 48", note half round runners. ^^
Thanks for the pics and info...can't wait to get off work and figure out which one I have back together
Just from memory I think its the second style
The second style is the one that would be the "correct" vintage for your 147.
Yeah,she's gonna need some work,things are missing with someones really bad fab attempts to fix it...time to get it as close to right as I can
Why it sent3 times idk
It's made outta eighth in plate,....so that's what I'm gonna repair it with
Wow, that's rough...
You got your work cut out for you but it'd be cool seeing it fixed up nice.
You got your work cut out for you but it'd be cool seeing it fixed up nice.
Yeah she's rough,I'm wondering about it
I wonder how easy these deck shells are to come by...anybody know?
Here in Cubsylvania they're pretty common...
I'll have to look around,maybe they're around here too
The deck with the 1/2 round runners---did it have baffles and if so could someone show a picture of them. Parts list doesn't show them.
It should have the baffles, interesting that the Parts Lookup does not show them. They should be fairly easy to make out of 18ga(?), 2" wide bar stock. They should look like the baffles in Robert's photos, though his is missing the center portion. The underside view of the early variant would not be the way they would look, that early one is unique.
Ahhhh,I wondered if one was missing!!!
