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Old 08-10-2013, 06:20 PM
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Default 122 making odd squealing noise
I was at my grandmas riding the 122 around with my 3 year old daughter. Felt good riding it again after taking the starter/generator apart for cleaning and adding a new generator belt. But after 10th lap around the house the tractor developed on odd squealing noise(best I can describe it) that stopped whenever I pressed in the clutch. I did not have time to inspect it as wife wanted to get headed back home. I am looking for insights from the cub pros here on what it might be and solutions. Much appreciated.


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Old 08-10-2013, 09:14 PM
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could be a noisy throwout bearing......possibly dried up and out of grease
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Old 08-10-2013, 09:22 PM
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The thro-out bearing only spins when the pedal is pressed.

Better check the oil in the trans.
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Yep sounds like the input bearing on the trans itself somehow got dry. Reason it stops when u pish the clutch is because the shaft stops spinning. My 124 started to make a sound today as I was mowing so I'm in the same boat
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I could not figure out how to change that bearing on one tractor. I changed the entire front of the transaxle.
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Are you guys talking about one of the reduction housing bearings?
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