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05-19-2015, 04:04 PM
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New to Cub Cadet 2 .......
Just got a call from the CC dealer and he has the parts, rear self centering bearing and front bearing adapter for the engine part of the shaft. He also has the proper clip now for the fan so I will pick that up also. Anxious to get it back together and running so I can give it a good shakedown ride to see what else I have to do to it. If all goes well and it operates and runs good I probably will look for a mower deck for it with all the pulleys and such next year. That large frame and workability is growing on me. Working on rebuilding the original Reflect O Lite lite on the rear now. New lens ready and the other one repaired. Funny thing is that I had dismantled and old 1970's camper for a friend a few years back and remember taking all the lights off and putting them away. They were just like the ones that were original to the CC. I asked the wife where I had put all the lights and she reminded me that I had given them to another friend who sold them at a garage sale. Darn ! Pictures after I get the parts later this week. RJ
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