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Old 09-23-2017, 07:05 AM
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Angry 1572 Front Hydro Case Mounts Broken

I started down the path of getting the wobble out of the driveshaft when I noticed both front Hydro mounts (to the frame) are busted. I have reached out to Xtreme Motorworks for their Rear Axle Reinforcement Brace kit. I hope they ship to Canada!
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Old 09-23-2017, 10:57 AM
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Unfortunately that happened to many of them. Hopefully the rear axle bolts through the frame are in good shape. Those brackets will make it feel like a whole new machine!
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What mower deck are you runnng on your 1572? Is it the 60" Haban?
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Unfortunately that happened to many of them. Hopefully the rear axle bolts through the frame are in good shape. Those brackets will make it feel like a whole new machine!
Yes, As Steve said... those brackets will stiffen the whole tractor and make it feel like a new machine!
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What mower deck are you runnng on your 1572? Is it the 60" Haban?
I have the 50” CC mower deck
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Old 09-23-2017, 04:14 PM
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Thx to Steve and Jay for the verification. Looking forward to lets twist and vibration
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Old 09-23-2017, 05:36 PM
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I just had to do that to mine a couple days ago. Only one boss was fractured on each side, so it wasn't wobbling, but it did stiffen the rear end a bit. The Cub design is utterly lacking in torsional strength. Had to buy some 4 1/2" bolts to get the hitch back on there, but in the end I'm pleased. Now if there were something to stiffen the front end up...
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I started down the path of getting the wobble out of the driveshaft when I noticed both front Hydro mounts (to the frame) are busted. I have reached out to Xtreme Motorworks for their Rear Axle Reinforcement Brace kit. I hope they ship to Canada!
If for some reason they don't, I'll help out.

If there are any Canadian members near the border who could help with shipping ( bring it across the border and reship ), that would save some serious money.
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If for some reason they don't, I'll help out.

If there are any Canadian members near the border who could help with shipping ( bring it across the border and reship ), that would save some serious money.
Use a big slingshot like the Mexicans.
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Jeff, thx for the information. Once I get the rear end solid again, we'll get back to making the driveshaft run true.
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