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Old 03-27-2018, 01:53 PM
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Roland is correct on the part number, the complete cup and screen are 235189 or 41 071 05-s.
Maybe put an ad in the wanted section if you still need one, go here.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Cub-Cadet-1...cAAOSwB-1Y6AIX 40.00
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I finally found the correct one. The part # is IH385297-r2. It has the exact measurements as the one I need. NOS was $50 but I got a used one for $25. I never realized that tracking down parts for these old machines would be so tricky. This $25 part cost me $105 after making a couple hasty decisions. Lesson learned. I hope. Thanks to all that chimed in on this subject. This is truly a great forum. I'm glad I found it. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/i...s/beerchug.gif
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Old 03-28-2018, 06:33 AM
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The part # is IH385297-R2.
Cub Cadet's website states....."Cub Cadet Part IH-385297-R2 Use KH-235190 Screen", which is what I previously posted.

You have been given the information. You can handle it from here.
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I never realized that tracking down parts for these old machines would be so tricky.
I think what makes it tricky sometimes is when suppliers mis-identify the parts for these older machines. Some of these parts have been around for a long time, so they may not always get labeled correctly. Especially when the box/tags are missing from them. Glad you found the correct one!
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I have a bunch of them out back, how many you need?
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I have a bunch of them out back, how many you need?
Day late and a dollar short..... he has the right one now. Gotta be quicker on the draw Tim, lol.
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Day late and a dollar short..... he has the right one now. Gotta be quicker on the draw Tim, lol.
Tim doesn't really care. For all the more it's worth and the amount of time it would take to get off the engine it's really not worth it.
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I think what makes it tricky sometimes is when suppliers mis-identify the parts for these older machines. Some of these parts have been around for a long time, so they may not always get labeled correctly. Especially when the box/tags are missing from them. Glad you found the correct one!
Don't forget to mention manufacturers changing part numbers. Do they do that just to pi$$ people off??
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Don't forget to mention manufacturers changing part numbers. Do they do that just to pi$$ people off??
I wish I understood that too. Deal with it all the time.

On that note, I know for a fact that part stores like O'Reilly's change part number to keep from having to warranty parts. If the part numbers change and you don't have a receipt, they don't have to warranty it. After all, your account shows you never purchased that part number.
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