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Thank you for all the help! I just finished up and it was much easier then I first thought. The pins came out easily and when i pushed everything forward I had just enough room to tilt the shaft up and slide it all off without removing the shaft. All in all it took me about a half hour. Now its back up and running. Again thanks for the info
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One half hour for a first timer has got to be a record. You go boy!
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I was a bit intimidated by it before i started but it ended up to only be 2 pins and then the ring on the fan.
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Your next step on the progression ladder is to do it on a narrow frame cub.
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No thank you! Thats got to be one heck of a job!
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It’s not too bad...once you get the trans out.
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1250 hydro fan replace
Just as a side note, on my 1650 I had to loosen the four cradle to engine bolts and lift up the rear of the engine in order to free the shaft. Then I could move the shaft to the side at the front and forward to clear the rear parts of the shaft then move the shaft out thru the rear. Im using some small clamps front and rear of the fan to keep it from walking as it was a new smooth shaft , the clip wasnt enough to keep it in place.
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Re-read post #8. Pretty accurate description.
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There is a guy on Face Book that is selling a split fan that clamps over the drive shaft so you don't need to remove the shaft.
https://******************/commerce/...are_attachment Well it looks like we are not allowed to post FB links so this is the sellers info. Cub Cadet Hydro Fan - Easy install $34 Listed a week ago in Watsontown, PA Hello fellow Cub lovers, I am making replacement hydro fans. Cub Cadet Hydro Fan - Easy Install The EASY SWAP HYDRO FAN is available now! For sale here only!! Don’t overheat that expansive Cub Cadet Hytran Oil!! As you see in the photos, I’m not just selling fans, I love these old yellow tractors! I want to help keep them running! I enjoy making attachments and finding interesting uses for Cubs. I hope showing a photo of my ideas will inspire you to think outside the box! Replace that broken Hydro fan on your Cub Cadet Hydrostatic tractor without removing the driveshaft! We know how much of a chore that is!! This quick change fan fits Cub Cadet Models: Narrow frame - 105,107,109,123,125,127,129,147. Wide frame - 149,169,1250,1450,1650. May fit other models with ⅝” driveshaft. Price includes 1 EASY SWAP HYDRO FAN and detailed instructions for replacing your broken old fan. Price is $34.00, USPS shipping IS included in this price to the lower 48 states. Message for payment and shipping information. Thank you for looking!!! Watsontown, PA Seller information Rich Wright Cub Cadet-Buy, Sale, Trade
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