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This
1650 Cub Cadet is 31 years old. In
2005 I took it apart and repaired
everything that needed attention then
painted the tractor the same shade of
blue as the decals. The original color
was school bus yellow but I like blue
tractors better. More
pics are here.
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I
have pretty much all the attachments
for the 1650, including a 42"
snowblower, a 44" deck, 42"
front and rear blades and a 39"
rear mount rototiller.
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The attachments
are all raised and lowered hydraulically but
the rear hydraulics don't have down pressure,
which actually works better for some jobs.
Dragging the rear blade with it reversed
dresses up our gravel driveway and parking
area nicely. |
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1975 1650 Cub Cadet
- 16 HP
Kohler K341 engine
- Hydraulic
lift
- Hydrostatic
transaxle
- 42"
front blade
- 42"
rear blade
- 44"
mower deck
- 42"
front mount snow blower
- 39"
rear mount tiller
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The 1650's
are super shakers.
The single cylinder design and large
piston, along with the engine being
mounted with the crankshaft in line
with the frame, generate some
vibration. It's mostly at mid
throttle.
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Weekend
Freedom Machines is the best
forum on the web for help and info on John
Deere garden tractors |
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Registry is the Cub Cadet version of
WFM. Same sort of friendly helpful guys
and useful information.
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Antique
Tractors Forum is where you can
discuss all brands and models. It's a
friendly site..
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I stuck a
Ford badge on the grill temporarily
just to irritate the Cub purists. It
worked! |
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