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    Posted: 13 Dec 2011 at 5:45pm
I acquired a woods belly mower this fall and it turns out it is for a AC Model G tractor. I was told over the phone it was for a Cub Farmall. It is in very good shape, looks to have been stored inside and has brackets and even a belt. I was confused becasue it is red but contacted Woods and they said the early models were red. The name plate is very legible. I am interested in selling it. If there is any interest I can get a good picture to send. Originally thought of modifying it to fit but decided against that.
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Where are you located and how much are you asking?
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I am in east Tennessee. I just hauled it down here from SW Minnesota in October. I was told it was for a Cub.  I don't have a feel for Allis stuff but i want $800.00 for it.

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Originally posted by Midway2485 Midway2485 wrote:

I am in east Tennessee. I just hauled it down here from SW Minnesota in October. I was told it was for a Cub.  I don't have a feel for Allis stuff but i want $800.00 for it.

 
Does that include the sheave (pulley) that mounts on the G's PTO?
 
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No pto pulley for tractor.  HaS the clutch drive pulley and two tensioning pulleys under the shield. The name plate is on the shield. If you are interested is seeing it I can get a picture this weekend.
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The Woods website has all the manuals PDF.
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Originally posted by Midway2485 Midway2485 wrote:

No pto pulley for tractor.  HaS the clutch drive pulley and two tensioning pulleys under the shield. The name plate is on the shield. If you are interested is seeing it I can get a picture this weekend.
 
Pictures are always welcome.  I'd like to see it!
 
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I think I know where there are 3 Cub mowers and I want one for a G. I believe the 42 inch mower is the same for either tractor. The mounting brackets would be different.
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You may be able to go to the Woods Web Site and order brackets for a Cub.
Good Luck!
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Originally posted by wbecker wbecker wrote:

The Woods website has all the manuals PDF.
Well, I just looked and they don't have the manuals in PGF any more. I printed them from their site a couple years ago. I see they do have a place on the website where you can order manuals.
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Originally posted by Bill Long Bill Long wrote:

You may be able to go to the Woods Web Site and order brackets for a Cub.
Good Luck!
Bill Long
I went to a Woods dealer a couple years ago and asked about buying brackets for the G Allis. The guy called Woods and I was told they don't sell a "KIT" . I don't know what that means. You might be able to buy individual pieces.
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I will get a picture this weekend to see just what is there. I bought a parts cub just for the woods 42C mower.
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Decks for 42's look the same. Same skid arms, clutch. Width of arms is different and the G has two tensioning pulleys.
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