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Old 03-22-2014, 07:11 PM
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Default Cub Cadet 123 rear end gasket

dose any one have a gasket for the rear end of a 123 that they could trace and email to me to i can make a new one out of a roll of gasket paper
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you can get an impression from the housing by using blueing or grease,
or just make the gasket using a ball peen hammer.
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http://www.cubcadetpartsnmore.com/m5...3--gasket.html
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dose it matter if it has some extra hanging over on the inside
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Is there any thing i need to do when i change the hrydo oil beside drain the oil and change the filter
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Is there any thing i need to do when i change the hrydo oil beside drain the oil and change the filter
No, just clean out the old mess.
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ok thats what i thought just wanted to make sure not trying to carry on from outer post about the oil
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Sometimes there is really a lot of crud in there, often times I clean it out the best I can and then raise the front of the tractor and wash it out with diesel fuel sprayed from a pump up garden sprayer.
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