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149 PTO clutch
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Pretty easy, just make sure and resurface both clutch faces. Cub Cadet FAQ
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The toughest part of the whole process is removing the clutch from the motor. Give yourself plenty of working room. Start by removing the grill. There are a couple of videos on YouTube that if you're smart you'll watch them a couple of times.
