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Old 05-16-2014, 01:02 PM
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New to the site and new to owning a Cub Cadet. I have a late '90's model AGS 2160 that I just purchased from a gentleman that is in great condition. He was needing to get rid of it so purchased it for $400. Heck of a bargain.

I have been looking online without success for a parts manual that I can print off to have around.

Like I said it is an AGS 2160 series 2000 model # is 135-266-100. It came with a 48" LT deck model 301190.

Wondering if anyone might have a printable parts list for this model or could steer me to one on the internet?

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Here is the Cub Cadet Parts Lookup website...... Parts Lookup
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Thanks for the link. Found that one. Just wanting a printable parts manual to have on hand.

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Try the link below. Copy and paste your model number you supplied in the top box and put your serial number in the bottom. For the most part, it will bring up an entire listing of everything for your machine. They are available in pdf format so you can save them to your computer and print off if you would like, free of charge. Hope this helps. If you need any help, P.M. me.

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http://manuals.mtdproducts.com/mtd/D...r2=2&number3=3
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Just a heads up on the 2160 AGS. It is not a hydro, it has a 6 speed gear box and a forward and a reverse wet clutch. Pick the speed you want to use and then hold the forward or reverse pedal all the way down. If you let it slip it will toast the clutch packs.
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Excellent point Sam
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Just a heads up on the 2160 AGS. It is not a hydro, it has a 6 speed gear box and a forward and a reverse wet clutch. Pick the speed you want to use and then hold the forward or reverse pedal all the way down. If you let it slip it will toast the clutch packs.
Yep have already been told that. I have a gentleman I go to church with that works on Cub Cadets and he told me to just pick a gear and smash it. Thanks for the heads up though.
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