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Old 06-09-2022, 02:47 PM
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Well, the drag strip just south of town seems to be going wild every weekend and that's a hell of a lot more expensive a hobby.....er tax write off for some, than these puny tractors.
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Old 06-10-2022, 02:17 PM
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Hell, by the end of this year.

I wouldn't doubt it. A full fluid change, belts, filters, and a battery are about what a narrow frame is worth anymore...don't even think about tires or a seat.

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We only have 4 left so don't miss out. 30.00 each at Cub Cadet...

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Would have bought them outside feebay if I saw them listed here, figured from the name it was you.

I can get CC parts at cost + 5%, so probably similar, but didn't want to wait on the dealer nonsense
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Old 06-11-2022, 12:56 PM
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They are Chinese, not a problem for the tractor that I'm putting these on since I don't run it much but it may matter to some.
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They are Chinese, not a problem for the tractor that I'm putting these on since I don't run it much but it may matter to some.
What is the OEM?
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The currently available MTD issue is made in Worcester, MA USA by Lutco. B1SB6534 64F64PP
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Old 06-12-2022, 01:50 PM
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They have used those bearings since they started offering 1" spindles and Shep was a pup.
Nothing new here.
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Yup. I was asking what the OEM of the NAPA bearing was.
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Probably "The Far East" like 99% of everything else these days.
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Yup. I was asking what the OEM of the NAPA bearing was.
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Update on the NAPA wheel bearings above. The packaging says "assembled in China" however when I actually pulled the bearing out, they are Lutco USA bearings. Not sure what that's about but I won't complain.
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