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Old 06-10-2014, 10:30 PM
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Here is the one that came out of my 122, as you can see it was coming apart. When I rebuilt my clutch I used all oem parts springs, bearing, roll pins and disc which was also fiber/metal. I figure if it lasted since 1966 why use something different?
The only reason that I can think of, for using something different, would be because sadly things are not made as well as they were in 1966. Todays "OEM" parts are a shadow of the quality they once were. Now, if you could find some oem new old stock from back then, now that would be a reason to stick with it. Still though, I agree that the oem stuff offered by cub today may be better quality than some aftermarket parts. I guess you have to figure that its all made in china these days, so its a crap shoot most of the time. I'm just glad stuff is still available at all for these old machines! Thanks, TB
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Old 06-10-2014, 11:29 PM
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In 1966 they did not have the metal center
Really? I guess this old dog can learn something new.
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Woof woof, I had a few 122's with the original disc in them.
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This is what I went with I figured for $130 for all oem parts I couldn't go wrong.

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