Latest B6000 Victim

Okay, so I slipped up and purchased a counter clockwise PTO tractor. I wasn't paying close enough attention but it did come with a working tiller and front mount mower deck. ( someone adapted a deck to sit in front of the tractor, which operates the correct direction because it works off a front PTO). Well, the deck throws the drive belt pretty regularly if it doesn't run on level ground...which I happen to not own any level ground. And since I don't take defeat lightly, I've decided to mount this mower under the tractor.
The deck I have is a 42 inch but from the 2-3 pics I can find on the web, this doesn't appear to be a K44 deck. There is no tag on my deck and trying to match it up with pics from other decks is worse than looking for a needle in a hay field. I can make any changes to the deck needed but what I don't know is how a K44 deck mounts to the tractor. I've looked underneath and I just don't see where, or how, a deck would mount to the frame or anything else under there. So my question is...anyone out there have a K44 deck mounted to a B6000 that could give me some tips and info so I can make this thing work? I have a pic of a K44 ( if it is indeed a K44 and not mismarked ) deck with what looks like some mounting hardware on it but not sure if that is a setup for a B6000. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I guess I may have made it confusing by not explaining clearly the type of deck that I have. It does not have a gear box. It is the double pulley style on the middle/main shaft. This is my first Kubota and I am not very familiar with them at all but it does seem that most decks are PTO driven and I wasn't thinking that at the time of my post. The front PTO is electric with a pulley. The idler pulleys I think have been reversed to allow the belt to be tensioned going forward of the tractor out to the deck and it is a right hand discharge and the blades do turn the right direction in that configuration. My idea was to just slide the deck back underneath and maybe turn those idler pulleys around so they tension the belt going underneath the tractor. I haven't gotten that far yet to see if that is possible because I'm trying to work out how the deck would be held under the tractor. It seems from the supposed K44 pics I've come across that the deck is suspended/hung off the front of the tractor and the lift would be from the rear, similar to 70's model tractors like Simplicity.
The front of the deck in the K44 pics appears to connect to the tractor by bolts with long, u-shaped ends that would possible have a pin going through them or a hook to keep it connected to the tractor.
I'll try to post a pic tomorrow of the deck that I have to work with. Making something for the front connect would be easy enough but the back is another story and also trying to figure out how to lift it.
I have a front hydraulic lift which was used to raise the deck that used chains connected to an existing, looks like a stock, framework of some kind. The only thing marking the deck is a sticker from a Kubota dealer in Indiana so I'm assuming it is a Kubota deck.
My hope was that someone could take pics and get me some measurements on an existing setup so I could fabricate one myself.
I'm toying with the idea of getting a reverser made for it but as of now, my only implement is a tiller, which is make for the reverse PTO. If I got the reverser, I could use a standard finish mower but my tiller would be useless. However, my plan is to also build a BH unit for it and I'm not sure how the hydraulics for that might work so not sure if I need to run a hydraulic pump off the rear PTO or not. Any thoughts on the subject are welcome.

Here is a pic of the 42 inch mower deck that came with my tractor....or at least I hope this works posting it. I've never done this before. Does anyone have an idea of what model this deck is?


http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=552&pictureid=3207