(click read more) Here are some links to help you find some of the tools I used. Thank you very much for watching and God bless. ✅ clamps amzn.to/3evsH4n ✅ wrench 1/2" drive amzn.to/2Q8q40d ✅ sander disk amzn.to/3dv2eUX ✅grinder amzn.to/2VEzuAp ✅ My T-shirts. Thank you for supporting my channel✅ diy-jim.creator-spring.com 5% off shirts use DIYJim2021 when checking out ✝Bible ESV easy to read amzn.to/3qshNQP ✝Bible NKJV amzn.to/30ns322 0:00 intro 0:33 Tools 1:38 Safety 1:50 Remove deck 4:37 Clean deck 5:45 Remove blades and sharpen 9:41 Torque blades on 10:37 Reinstall deck ✅Titan Solar Generator (large generator) poweredportablesolar.com/ref/48/ ✅Go Pro that I use amzn.to/2WC6WXH ✅Wireless mic used: Rode Wireless Go amzn.to/2WxQt7c *Full transparency. I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for me to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. *Disclaimer - Thank you for visiting my RUclips channel. Please understand that the content on the DIY jim RUclips channel is intended for informational purposes only. I make no warranties about the completeness, reliability and accuracy of this information. Any action you take upon the information posted on my RUclips channel is strictly at your own risk, and I will not be liable for any losses and damages in connection with the use of my RUclips channel. #howtoremovecubcadetmowerdeck. #cubcadetLTX1046. #cubcadetLTX1050
I just bought a 13 year old cadet, and the only thing I have to do is go through the deck. I can go out there now and do it with confidence. Thank you so much for making this video. Have a great day.
Using a flap disk to sharpen the blade is a great idea. Thank you for the video! Also I love the camera work on this video, the picture in picture is cool!
God bless you sir! I'll be getting my first Cub Cadet in the next few days and to be honest it's going to be my first piece of machinery which I'll be taking care off just by myself which I'm really excited about but also a bit nervous... So far I've been watching the oil change video and 12 tips on when the tractor won't start up and let me tell you... Even though I'll be getting a different model with Briggs and Stratton engine I'm more than happy to see atleast how these basic mechanical actions are done so I'll have much easier time figuring it out by myself on mine tractor. This content is very helpful especially for young people like me! So again, thank you sir!
Thanks Jim !! I figured it's was an easy process. I live in ohio, and just bought an Aronald 46" plow and set of wheel chains to plow my small driveway! I'm not going to chance smacking the deck on anything, or bottoming out in the snow! Heading out to the Garage now to follow your steps.
Great info!.. doing mine this weekend. Love the real world experience. But seriously, I'm more interested in your arms bro. You got some guns. Maybe do a vid of your workout.👍
You left out a few steps that may be on some versions of the ltx 1046 like on mine 1) Spindle covers with built in belt keepers need to be removed. Three 1/2” bolts each. 2) there’s an idler arm safety interlock cable and spring attached to the arm that needs to be detached before the deck can be pulled from under the mower. There’s a two piece ferrel at the anchor point at center rear of the deck. It’s held together with a “safety pin” type retaining pin and can easily be removed which allows the spring to be unhooked
There was no deck engagement cable it was electric guess that is what I would call it. Hope That explains why I did not talk about it. Thanks for watching
Numerous mistakes but the main one is don’t wash the deck. Water is a bearing killer. Second only to no grease in bearings. Scraper and air compressor or blower or anything except water
(click read more) Here are some links to help you find some of the tools I used.
Thank you very much for watching and God bless.
✅ clamps amzn.to/3evsH4n
✅ wrench 1/2" drive amzn.to/2Q8q40d
✅ sander disk amzn.to/3dv2eUX
✅grinder amzn.to/2VEzuAp
✅ My T-shirts. Thank you for supporting my channel✅
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✝Bible ESV easy to read amzn.to/3qshNQP
✝Bible NKJV amzn.to/30ns322
0:00 intro
0:33 Tools
1:38 Safety
1:50 Remove deck
4:37 Clean deck
5:45 Remove blades and sharpen
9:41 Torque blades on
10:37 Reinstall deck
✅Titan Solar Generator (large generator) poweredportablesolar.com/ref/48/
✅Go Pro that I use amzn.to/2WC6WXH
✅Wireless mic used: Rode Wireless Go amzn.to/2WxQt7c
*Full transparency. I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for me to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
*Disclaimer - Thank you for visiting my RUclips channel. Please understand that the content on the DIY jim RUclips channel is intended for informational purposes only. I make no warranties about the completeness, reliability and accuracy of this information. Any action you take upon the information posted on my RUclips channel is strictly at your own risk, and I will not be liable for any losses and damages in connection with the use of my RUclips channel.
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I just bought a 13 year old cadet, and the only thing I have to do is go through the deck. I can go out there now and do it with confidence. Thank you so much for making this video. Have a great day.
Welcome, thanks for watching
Loved the step-by-step for a beginner like me. Thank you!
Your welcome
Thanx, I got a free LTX1050 the other day and your videos are helping me a ton. its running again, and the deck is on. it cuts perfectly !!
Thanks for watching
Using a flap disk to sharpen the blade is a great idea. Thank you for the video! Also I love the camera work on this video, the picture in picture is cool!
I’m trying to get better at this RUclips thing. Thanks
God bless you sir! I'll be getting my first Cub Cadet in the next few days and to be honest it's going to be my first piece of machinery which I'll be taking care off just by myself which I'm really excited about but also a bit nervous...
So far I've been watching the oil change video and 12 tips on when the tractor won't start up and let me tell you...
Even though I'll be getting a different model with Briggs and Stratton engine I'm more than happy to see atleast how these basic mechanical actions are done so I'll have much easier time figuring it out by myself on mine tractor.
This content is very helpful especially for young people like me!
So again, thank you sir!
Welcome glad my videos will help you.
Thanks for the video, it helped out.
Glad it helped, thanks for watching
Excellent tutorial video! Thanks so much for producing it!
Thanks for watching my videos glad I could help you
Thanks Jim !! I figured it's was an easy process. I live in ohio, and just bought an Aronald 46" plow and set of wheel chains to plow my small driveway! I'm not going to chance smacking the deck on anything, or bottoming out in the snow! Heading out to the Garage now to follow your steps.
Hope my video helps you thanks for watching
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Great info!.. doing mine this weekend. Love the real world experience. But seriously, I'm more interested in your arms bro. You got some guns. Maybe do a vid of your workout.👍
Thanks I have been slacking lately
Thanks much! Made things so much easier
You're welcome!
Thank you so much for making this video. Have a great day. It help me a lot
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching
Very informative! Thanks for taking the time to show us.
Your welcome thanks for watching
Thanks. I need to check my belts, pullies, and maybe grease the spindles and sharpen the blades as well on my LTX1040.
Thanks for watching Jim hope my video helps you.
This is extremely well done and very helpful. Thank you!!
Welcome thanks for watching
Excellent. Great camera angles and very descriptive.
Thanks glad I could help
Thanks for making this video. You're very helpful.
Welcome thanks for watching
very good instructions
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent diy video. Thanks for the help!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
No problem 👍
Great Detail! ... Now the 50" Deck?
If I find a neighbor that has one lol
This really helped, going to try it out now ! Do you have a video for this mower for changing oil and fuel filter by chance ?
Glad it helped here is the oil video ruclips.net/video/b4UM-SertBc/видео.html
Great videos, thanks and thank you for your service!
Much appreciated, thanks for watching
Did I miss something? What about the blade engagement cable attachment.
Wonderful, so easy to follow.
Glad I could help
When replacing the deck, you should remember to make sure the belt protecter rod is in the slot on the pully before you tighten it.
thanks for watching Ron and thanks for tip
Great video. Thank you.
Your welcome
You left out a few steps that may be on some versions of the ltx 1046 like on mine
1) Spindle covers with built in belt keepers need to be removed. Three 1/2” bolts each.
2) there’s an idler arm safety interlock cable and spring attached to the arm that needs to be detached before the deck can be pulled from under the mower. There’s a two piece ferrel at the anchor point at center rear of the deck. It’s held together with a “safety pin” type retaining pin and can easily be removed which allows the spring to be unhooked
Sorry I did not know, this was my neighbors mower, just went by the manual.
What happen to the cable ? mine has a cable you have to unhook/
I don’t know thanks for watching
How do you do this video and not talk about the deck engagement cable?
There was no deck engagement cable it was electric guess that is what I would call it. Hope That explains why I did not talk about it. Thanks for watching
Numerous mistakes but the main one is don’t wash the deck. Water is a bearing killer. Second only to no grease in bearings. Scraper and air compressor or blower or anything except water
Thanks for watching
WTF is this freekn mess?? It shoud be wayy easier to do this!!
Sorry I didn’t design the mower. Thanks for watching