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It's always good to check out the sponsors at the top of the page for parts. I checked on the Cub Classics website and they have the kit on page 2
http://www.cubclassics.com/cubparts2.html

Just let them know which hub you have ( nub/pins or smooth ) and you'll get the correct kit
Thank you very much. You have been very helpful.
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Thank you very much. You have been very helpful.
You're welcome Plenty of other helpful folks here on the forum too.

I have a 122 also and it's a good machine.
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You're welcome Plenty of other helpful folks here on the forum too.

I have a 122 also and it's a good machine.
I have only had mine a week now. Just trying to figure it out and start giving it some TLC. Thanks again.
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I have only had mine a week now. Just trying to figure it out and start giving it some TLC. Thanks again.
Don't be afriad to work it, it's a well built machine


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Well got it apart after some pulling on it. It had about 1/16" of rust between the friction disc and plate and after looking at pics all the arms were broken off of this. Not sure what its called. Gonna order rebuild and hope that will do it.
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Well got it apart after some pulling on it. It had about 1/16" of rust between the friction disc and plate and after looking at pics all the arms were broken off of this. Not sure what its called. Gonna order rebuild and hope that will do it.
Bruce, that is the spring Jeff's talking about. You'll get a new one with a rebuild kit.
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Bruce, that is the spring Jeff's talking about. You'll get a new one with a rebuild kit.
I thought thats what it was. Thanks
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Bruce, that is the spring Jeff's talking about. You'll get a new one with a rebuild kit.
Between the rust and the broken ends on the spring, that's why it didn't disengage
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