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I'm a little confused about what your looking for. This is a pic from the Cub parts site. That said you should put a want ad in the wanted section.
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If it is #4 in the pic, I used a chain link from a local farm/hardware store, was an A2040 or A2050 connecting link IIRC.
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No it is # 3, funny thing the handle has the same part #too
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You could wait a day or so for the snow to melt and take a magnet or metal detector and look for it. I have done that before with a bar magnet on wheels (like the type roofers use) with success.
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Correct # is 548036R1.
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