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Old 12-14-2017, 10:21 AM
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OK Tim,
Why do you have a dual stick 1650?
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I'm surprised you didn't read my post and then ask me about why I have a 1650 dual stick here.
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Do you mean these?
Tim, LOL...pictures or didn't happen! Is it yours or a customer's?

Lew...Yes...However, the earlier ones I believe, had metal caps rather than the plastic. Do you have NOS set of them?
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No I do not, but these do!
Pics or it didn't happen Tim!
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Ouch! These look like the caps which would go on the male cylinder side connection.

https://www.ihccw.com/dualhydro.html?product_id=364

This pic shows a kit with the caps.

As far as the caps for the tractor side?

This could give you a starting point. I have not found a Cub part number anywhere yet.

https://tinyurl.com/y9kldbsy
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It belongs to someone else, it's here for me to rebuild the engine and replace some seals in the rearend along with some other misc work.
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The part # for the caps are 106361-C1
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My dual stick has the rings behind the collars, in front of the frame...
Well one does, the other is broke.
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My dual stick has the rings behind the collars, in front of the frame...
Well one does, the other is broke.
That is correct...My mistake...I was going by memory from eons ago!
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Todd,

Would you be kind enough to post a close up picture of the cap and coupling ?

I have original couplings and they are pulled flush with the sheet metal when the snap ring was installed from behind. I am still confused about the set up originally.

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