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Old 08-14-2016, 10:51 PM
J-Mech J-Mech is offline
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Thanks for the update. I'll have to order them along with whatever part is causing my no power/start issue.
It's not likely a failed part, but I could be wrong. It happens occasionally.
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Old 08-26-2016, 09:41 AM
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Crimsonred, sorry to hear about your “life issues” things like that can sure cause you put everything else on hold. I hope it all works out well for you. By chance, do you have the dimensions for those bushing you had made at work for the steering on your Cub Cadet? Sam Mac posted a link a while back and I’m using it to see if I can locate some bushings I can get to replace the nylon factory stuff. I would like to replace the ones at the drag link and steering gear with something like you had made. Also, I’m looking for some to replace the front wheel bushings. I feel sure I can find one at McMaster- Carr for the outside wheel bushing but the back one, with the grease zerk, so far has been difficult to locate. As always any and all assistance is appreciated. Thanks,
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I would like to replace the ones at the drag link and steering gear with something like you had made. Also, I’m looking for some to replace the front wheel bushings. I feel sure I can find one at McMaster- Carr for the outside wheel bushing but the back one, with the grease zerk, so far has been difficult to locate. As always any and all assistance is appreciated. Thanks,
Are you looking to make them out of another material? Because they aren't hard to find at all. ALL the parts you listed are available from CCC. None of the bushings you listed cost more than $4 except the one with the grease fitting, and it is $7. Those prices are direct from CCC, but can be found a little cheaper if you look in other places.
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J-Mech, I have replaced the front wheel bushings several times with the CC replacement bushings which are nylon. What I was considering was a bushing that would be more durable than the nylon ones. Thanks,
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