Cub Cadet 1000 SERIES Service Manual page 6

Series 1000 and 1500
1.6. Decks: Cutting decks ranging in width from 38"
to 54" have been used on the 1000 Series plat-
form.
1.7. There have been multiple versions of some
decks, most particularly the 42". Check the serial
number when researching for parts or service
information.
1.8. The deck size is identified by the 8th digit of the
factory number: See Figure 1.8.
1000 Series Deck Applications
Year Width Deck
2001 27.5" CYB/STD 754-0754
42"
46"
2002 27.5" CYB/STD 754-0754
42"
38"
42"
2003 38"
42"
46"
2004 42"
46"
50"
2005 42"
46"
50"
54"
2006 42"
46"
50"
54"
Figure 1.8
• 13AX11CG756 - 42" 2-blade deck
• 13AX11CH756 - 46" 3-blade deck
• 13AP11CP756 - 50" 3-blade deck
• 13AQ11BP756 - 50" 3-blade deck
• 14AK13BK756 - 54" 3-blade deck
Deck/PTO Belts
G 754-0472
H 754-0349/754-0476
G 754-0472
F 754-0641
G 754-0645/754-0644
F 754-0641
G 754-0645/754-0644
H 754-04011
G 754-0498/754-0499
H 754-04033
P 754-04048
G 754-04060B
H 754-04033
P 754-04077
K 754-0642
G 754-0349
H 754-0349
P 754-0349
K 754-0349
1.9. Drive Systems: A variety of hydrostatic and
CVT drive systems have been used on the 1000
Series tractors.
1.10. A Two-belt CVT system driving an MTD single-
speed transaxle is presently used only on the
LT1040 model. This system can be distin-
guished by the gear selector (F-N-R) on the left
rear fender, and the simple drive pedal.
See Figure 1.10.
1.11. A similar two-belt CVT system was employed to
drive a heavy-duty transaxle in some 2002 and
2002 models having two forward speed ranges.
These are easy to identify by the presence of the
gear selector lever between the operators knees
rather than on the fender.
1.12. All CVT driven 1000 and 1500 Series tractors
have a gear selector lever and a drive pedal on
the right side, near the brake pedal.
1.13. All Hydrostatic transaxles on the 1000 and 1500
Series are operated by a rocker pedal on the
right side, near the brake pedal.
1.14. A Hydro-Gear 310-0510 hydrostatic transaxle is
used on LT models having 20" rear tires. Hydro-
static transaxles have a rocker pedal to control
forward and reverse direction and speed.
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Figure 1.10