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72-149 02-21-2012 09:52 PM

982 front axle fix
 
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any body elts ever have the left front rim/tire center bolt come off & the wheel slide almost off brfore you notice its missing on the 982 super.i have the fix that cub cadet should of done to these tractors & its all IH parts & no modification's to the 982 its all bolt on !!! & cost's $58.00..$34.00 for the hubs/with bearings & shipping & $12.00 ea. for the 8"x7" rims you can get the hubs off of a IH 154,184,185 cub low boy or call bob & john 513-582-8424 & they are $34.00 shipped with bearings in them.just take the center bolt off slide the hub on put alittle lock tight on the bolt & tork it down...DONE!!!! :beerchug: :Boxer:

ACecil 02-21-2012 10:08 PM

Great job on your repair.

72-149 02-21-2012 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by ACecil (Post 117707)
Great job on your repair.

i have like ocd when it comes to stuff like this & a mechanical mind i see stuff & can look at it and put it together in my mind to see if it works or not ..sounds werd but its true :bigthink:

ksanders 02-21-2012 10:17 PM

Great idea. I even have an extra set of those hubs laying around.

4SPEED 02-21-2012 10:19 PM

nice ,,I like it.. what will the wheel come from? Im still new to this , but have never seen a 5 lug 8" wheel.

_DX3_ 02-21-2012 10:25 PM

Same wheel on a snowmobile trailer. Mine are 4 lug, but they do make 5 lugs.

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...r/DSC02784.jpg

72-149 02-22-2012 02:30 AM

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Originally Posted by _DX3_ (Post 117717)
Same wheel on a snowmobile trailer. Mine are 4 lug, but they do make 5 lugs.

DX this is the perfact up grade for your 982D

:beer2::beerchug::biggrin2:

72-149 02-22-2012 02:31 AM

theres a guy on ebay selling brand new ones for $12.00 ea. or any trailer shop will carry them

CCSuperMan 02-22-2012 03:23 AM

Im thinkin for an easier and cheaper fix , why not just use loctite on the center bolt to begin with ?? :bigthink:

Matt G. 02-22-2012 06:50 AM

Or just a lockwasher. If it's tightened properly, it shouldn't need one anyway.


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