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Old 11-25-2012, 11:29 AM
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Won't get anything more done till Monday. Cub dealer has been closed since the 21st for Thankgiving. Did get a little something ordered for the 2182 from Aaron at Xtreme. No pics and I'm not saying till the order shows up.
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Old 11-27-2012, 04:02 PM
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The seals for the rear end showed up today so I finished that up and then took the hydro apart. Now it’s wait for parts again.
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Looks great Sam!
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That looks awesome, Sam!
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Old 11-29-2012, 04:31 PM
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Got all the seals except 1 for the pump, got it back together. Hope to have the last seal tomorrow so I can get the whole thing back in the tractor. Not an overly difficult job to re-seal one of these. Read the manual, take your time and make sure everything is spotless. Guess I’ll find out if I did it right.
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Sounds good Sam!
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Well I got the last seal today. It's back in the tractor with 2 bolts and the transmission jack holding it in place. Hope to get it running tomorrow and check for leaks.

Pulled that pump apart that was on the rearend that Duke gave me. Can't see any damage at all. My guess is the filter plugged and the PO thought it was bad and changed the complete rear and pump. They did use silicone instead of a case gasket, gotta love silicone in the wrong places. Think I'll overhaul it for a spare for my 1640. Looks like all it needs is a gasket and some cleaning.
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Well I got the last seal today. It's back in the tractor with 2 bolts and the transmission jack holding it in place. Hope to get it running tomorrow and check for leaks.

Pulled that pump apart that was on the rearend that Duke gave me. Can't see any damage at all. My guess is the filter plugged and the PO thought it was bad and changed the complete rear and pump. They did use silicone instead of a case gasket, gotta love silicone in the wrong places. Think I'll overhaul it for a spare for my 1640. Looks like all it needs is a gasket and some cleaning.
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Well I got the last seal today. It's back in the tractor with 2 bolts and the transmission jack holding it in place. Hope to get it running tomorrow and check for leaks.

Pulled that pump apart that was on the rearend that Duke gave me. Can't see any damage at all. My guess is the filter plugged and the PO thought it was bad and changed the complete rear and pump. They did use silicone instead of a case gasket, gotta love silicone in the wrong places. Think I'll overhaul it for a spare for my 1640. Looks like all it needs is a gasket and some cleaning.
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