Cub Cadet
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Deck removal, I will show you how to remove a mower deck on this cub cadet riding mower This is the LT 50 model and it's the XT1 and its the XT1 Enduro Series. Cub Cadet Mower Deck Removal XT1 First tip is
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8:15 yep thats what rusted out the deck I was restoring wet grass. Run it hard & put it up wet & dirty.
"Out of sight out of mind" until it falls apart. I get them in sometimes so bad the spindles are barely hanging on. I have one old JD zero turn I picked up over a year ago to restore ( just can't get to it ) that the previous owner has wood holding the top of the deck together.
Lot easier then it looks, great job joe
Thanks 👍
Wow how did I get here first?
That's being on your toes. LOL
Hey joe, back watching this one again. Nothing related to the video but whats your thoughts on hashtags in the title
Thank you for watching. I have to check up on them. I do not know much about hashtags & how they work.