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Just be careful....I have found they come apart so easy... putting them back together....well..not so much :lol: Ha! Ain't that the truth :) After fixing up and selling a 1450 and 682, I figured I'd be content with the 1863 + 54" but to be honest, it's a bit too refined for me. I see a 50" deck and...

Tom Scott wrote:I always bend the arm on the switch out of the way of the hydro lever. Mowing in reverse is a must for me.

Smart. I have to mow in reverse as well... I ended up just mounting it upside down, but bending it is probably a better long term solution given the jumbly mess behind the dash.

I've been haunting cub related sites for the last 6 months or so and found some excellent information here - thank you all! Been beating the bushes for Cub Cadets since I bought my little farm late last year and have found this is about as functional as a dysfunctional "hobby" can be :) Here's the g...

That silly switch worked just fine after I straightened it out and actually found what it was supposed to hook up to. I'm just on the fence as to cutting the lever off or not. I snapped some pics as you suggested and will create a post in the welcome mat area - thanks for the warm welcome

Hi everyone - lots of great info here, thank you guys for the knowledge! Got a good deal on an 1863, but the PTO won't stay engaged without holding the switch up. I've got a hunch this little booger has something to do with it. Aside from the obvious fix needed, I was wondering if I could cut the me...