Terrain King stump jumper nut?

[mogman]

I have an old Terrain King that I bought in the 90s I have no idea what model as it is now just a beater that I abuse cutting brush in S TX.
One of the stump jumpers came off and I need a nut,,I am wondering if that nut is a 1" or possibly a 25MM as I have found metric bolts on this machine in the past on the slip clutches, the gear boxes have TK cast in them.
The gear boxes only have 4 bolts attaching them to the deck, unlike 6 on the other brand bat wings I have
THANKS!!

 

[Jim.ME]

Caliper and thread pitch gauges can get you the correct answer for what your shaft needs.

 

[Jim.ME]

DN Equipment shows some Terrain King parts on their website. You could try calling them.

It looks like Alamo now owns Terrain King, try contracting them.

 

[mogman]

I just ordered some 1-14 nuts for brush cutters, seems that is very common among "brush cutters" of most brands, it did measure a tad under 1" which also might be correct for 25MM but I was not able to find any 25MM brush cutter nuts, a few days will tell.

 

[Hendrik]

I just ordered some 1-14 nuts for brush cutters, seems that is very common among "brush cutters" of most brands, it did measure a tad under 1" which also might be correct for 25MM but I was not able to find any 25MM brush cutter nuts, a few days will tell.

25 mm metric thread, if it even exists, is VERY rare; 24 mm is in the list of standardised metric threads and a common size. Pitch is: (coarse) 3 mm (= 0.1181"), (fine) 2 mm (= 0.0787").
HTH, Hendrik, from metric country

 

[Caryc]

I'm trying to picture what "one of the stump jumpers" is.

 

[wore out]

I'm trying to picture what "one of the stump jumpers" is.

Perhaps he has "bat wing" or folding mower with two or three gearboxes, each with a stump jumper?

 

[mogman]

Perhaps he has "bat wing" or folding mower with two or three gearboxes, each with a stump jumper?

Yes it is a bat wing, stump jumper is a semi bowl shaped piece of thick sheet steel that is welded to the blade cross bar or hub, as a unit is is just referred to as a stump jumper.
On this bat wing they are actually long gone as is the deck, I just strap some old car hoods to it as it is my "beater" cutter and a mean beater
I pull it with an 1950 Oliver making around 115HP at the PTO.
I have a couple nice bat wings I use after clearing the brush using an 1850 Oliver.
I bought a real heavy duty 7' cutter but the bat wing seems to work much better because the massive amount of rotating mass does not "shock" the PTO on the tractor as much.