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Spottedeventer

Hi! The shafts of my fathers old 314-8, deck number 73449 have worn to the point the blades don’t stay secured. I’ve struck out tonight trying to find a part number. If anyone can assist, I would greatly appreciate it. 
 

thank you,

 

 

Patricia 

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gwest_ca

73449 is the model number of the 314-8. What is the model number of the mower deck?

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Spottedeventer

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That’s what is on the deck

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lynnmor

That sticker is on the tractor, we need the sticker on the mower deck.

 

 

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Pullstart

@Spottedeventer a picture of the overall right side of the machine might help us determine the deck model as well, or close enough to find the replacement spindles for you.

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953 nut

:WRS:

Most Wheel Horse mower decks of this vintage use the same spindles and other parts. Download this file and it will give you all the information you should need.

 

 

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Spottedeventer

Thank you!!!!

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Spottedeventer

Thank you!!!!

 

 

I will take a pic of the right side in the morning. These are the plates that are on the lower and the deck. 

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gwest_ca

We are looking for the model number of the mower deck.

Mower Rotary 48in SD 1995 78360 Serial SS.jpg

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Lee1977

The spindles should be metric that is a model 2000 314-8 tractor.  2000 model deck for a 300 series tractor spindle shaft Toro 112674.

A metric spimdle is 5/8" at the top, 17 mm at the bearings, and 3/4" at the blade.

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