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I think the sponsors above can help you. I also know that Steiner Tractor Parts carries them, They specialize in full-sized tractors, but their IH section has some repo and genuine IH Cub Cadet parts. www.steinertractor.com
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You can use small zipties to hold the grille in.
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Thanks for all the replies. I get it now.
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There's a set on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/IH-CUB-CADET...-/290916282094
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The pictures solved my problem. Have a new grill and the springs but there is nothing in any of the shop manuals showing them installed. Now, if I can just figure out what a stator does (think it does the same thing as a alt/gen, but not sure (and don't think you need both).
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I'm glad the pics helped you. The springs install from the back side, it's really pretty simple to figure out. As far as a stator, it's the same thing as an alternator. It's different from a starter generator like the older machines have. No you do not need a generator and a stator. If you have a question about your machine, or the charging system, please start a new thread in the proper section. That way you can get the help you need. Make sure you tell us what model of tractor you are working on. We will know what motor it has by the model number, and year is irrelevant. ![]() |
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