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Old 04-21-2013, 09:02 PM
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Hello,

Had a roll pin snap late this afternoon . Its the pin that at the rear of the drive shaft that holds the coupler to the hydro unit. What size is this ? ... can I get one locally ... or is this a Cub Cadet part I should send off for ?

tks for any info

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Old 04-21-2013, 09:08 PM
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it should be just a standard 1/4 spiral roll pin. heavier the better. might want to check everything out and see WHY it snapped?
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Old 04-21-2013, 09:10 PM
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Just get a grade eight bolt and double nut it. So much easier.
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Old 04-21-2013, 09:22 PM
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thanks you guys ... I'll remove the shaft and take a look. The motor runs fine..when I remove the shaft i'll spin the input of the hydro and feel if seems normal. I was going from reverse to forward when it happened. Everything is dry etc .... and the Coupler holes don't appear out of round or any noticeable cracks etc. When I put the tractor back together I used the pin I took out...the original I suppose.

I'll check it out tomorrow night.

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Old 04-21-2013, 09:26 PM
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i don't reccomend using a bolt it will not be tight in the hole and will egg the hole out in the shaft
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I don't think there are very many other people here who would reccomend using a bolt either...

Put a good quality 1/4" spiral pin back in there and providing nothing is wrong with the hydro trans, you should be good for a long long time.
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Any good farm implement store, especially a Case IH dealer worth their salt will have SPIROL pins in stock.

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Any good farm implement store, especially a Case IH dealer worth their salt will have SPIROL pins in stock.

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Now I get it. SPIROL is a brand name of spiral pin.
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Here is the real culprit .... when it let loose it sheared the pin ... also put a hole in the top of my filter.

Anyone have a rear drive couple they would sell me perhaps ?

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Duct tape for the filter, JB Weld for the coupling!!



Sorry to hear about the failure!!
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