@@goddom no problem plus the GR series has shaft drive deck and 4wd in them too plus little pto shaft on front of the engine to run pto shaft driven snowblower,sweeper andand blade wich no messing around with belts wich makes life alot easyier there little bit more but its worth the bucks plus they can get ya heated and ac cab for it as well as a nice optional plus the kubotas gives cash instant rebates wich no other brands doesnt plus got be careful when lifting there kubota 36 or 42 or 48'' mower decks it heavy wich made different and more solid thicker and alot beefyer steel then the husqvarna and craftsman has kinda chinsey cheap thin deck
When installing the new spindle/ assembly, blade mounting bolt use anti-seize on the threads. Makes easier to remove should you need to.
Another great how to. Thanks
Awesome! Thanks!
Yours was identical to my Ariens so thank you for the informative video. p.s. I didn't need a impact for any part of the job.
Whats the socket size for the bolt that holds the blades?
Sorry, I don't remember. It might be 21 or 22mm
kubota has maintance free spindals on there mowers wich is nice plus way beefyer and long life lasting
Thanks! I will check them out!
@@goddom no problem plus the GR series has shaft drive deck and 4wd in them too plus little pto shaft on front of the engine to run pto shaft driven snowblower,sweeper andand blade wich no messing around with belts wich makes life alot easyier there little bit more but its worth the bucks plus they can get ya heated and ac cab for it as well as a nice optional plus the kubotas gives cash instant rebates wich no other brands doesnt plus got be careful when lifting there kubota 36 or 42 or 48'' mower decks it heavy wich made different and more solid thicker and alot beefyer steel then the husqvarna and craftsman has kinda chinsey cheap thin deck
Why not wash your equipment before working on it wouldn’t it be easier for everyone