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Old 04-29-2023, 03:48 PM
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Default Can’t find my deck
I bought my 3240 used in 2003 and they told me it was two years old. The deck on it is 48” shaft drive. I believe it is a 190-289-100 model. When I look this up I find diagrams of it that look exactly like what I have except for the parts I need. I need the rollers on the back. Mine are a hard plastic 3” in diameter about 5” long with a 3/4” hole, and it has 7 of them. The diagram I find only has 4.
If anyone can lead me to the right diagram or a place to get rollers I would appreciate the help!!!!
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Old 04-29-2023, 04:09 PM
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I think you need part # 731-3305.
Parts lookup shows DECK ROLLER | Mfg. Date 1K019G & After - quantity - 7

https://www.mtdparts.com/en_US/misce.../731-3305.html
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How did you find so fast? I can’t eve find the right drawing.
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Old 04-29-2023, 04:33 PM
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Ref # 49 in this link.

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****this post needs moved to the proper area

The 289 is one of the best decks Cub ever built but their roller design is crap.

My deck rollers were also shot but the replacement rollers are too much $.

I made my own rollers and have 500+ hours on my deck and the rollers are still going strong.

I took some 2" schedule 80 PVC pipe, a Goodyear 56038 hose, (8) 3/4"x2" flange bearings, (8) 3/4 shaft collars and a new 3/4 shaft and assembled as below. This was probably more money than buying replacement rollers but they last forever. When I do it again on another deck I will use different bearings because the flange bearings were pretty expensive.

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