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09-25-2022, 10:27 PM
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Cub 123 transmission area sprang a leak!
I have not been on the forum for quite some time, but my butt hasn't been in the seat of my Cub 123 for a long time, either. Well, today was the day...... and it was short-lived.
I always keep the #1 tiller on this GT, and I got it out today to play in the garden. Made about 3 passes around a section of the garden when I heard a different, grinding kind of noise. I shut off the tractor, then noticed transmission fluid pouring out of the rear end in the area of the transmission oil filter. I poked around that area and found a loose bolt, a washer was on the ground. No nut found anywhere. I have never really done anything in this area of the tractor, except for cleaning the rear end and replacing the transmission fluid and filter when I acquired this GT 10-15 years ago, so I don't know much about it.... BUT.... I have a service manual and a parts manual! Looking at both, I believe there is something related to the flexible coupling disc and the related bolts (item 50 in the parts manual). There was a worn-through slice in the top side of the oil filter. Luckily I have a Troy-Bilt Horse and a Wheel Horse C160 w/tiller (and even a little 4-stroke Mantis!) as backup. So, I guess I get to split the tractor and fix it! Any tips or pointers????
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nra1ifer  Cub Cadet 123, Wheel Horse C160, Craftsman PGT9000, Speedex 1631 
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