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Old 09-09-2013, 04:29 PM
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Cool Little bit of paint today { picture heavy }
Had a chance, so cleaned up this transmission just a wee-little bit, see here......







Then I added some primer. About 3-4 coats to my liking,.........











two close up pictures,......................................... ........




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the last close up,.........



That's about it for today!
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That's cool! But, how did you keep those axle tubes on with no bolts?
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That's cool! But, how did you keep those axle tubes on with no bolts?
Apparently the axel housing are sealed that good! They have not had bolts in a while, and never leaked any lube. I even took a rubber mallet and hit all around the housing,..... nothing. I wanted to replace with bearing bushings, but the standard 72 wheel bushing in this trans are like bran new.

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Nice work johncub7172
Thanks Diz Jr. ! That was some mighty elbow grease to get the transmission down like that. So glad to see it in primer! There is still a lot to be said and done to this part, but at any rate I hope to have it in Cub Cadet Yellow before it gets too cold to paint outside.

On a side note, I did however manage { on my lunch break of course } to get to my local Cub Cadet dealer and ordered the following parts:

seal - oil...............{rear wheel seal}............................................. ....$7.03 x 2 = $14.06

IH 376216-R2........{reduction housing/trans block} gasket.............$11.81

IH 384725-R2........{reduction cover} gasket.................................$6.19

total=......$32.06

The Cub Cadet dealer is on my street, so for the sake of the sale I get my parts there.
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Lets see some more!

What did you use for primer?
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What did you use for primer?
I use Martin Senour Cross/Fire sealer, then I went on to a self-etching gray primer of the same amount of paint coats. Thanks!
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