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09-30-2014, 06:34 PM
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149 driveshaft
Is there supposed to be a steel ball bearing in the part that fits on pump shaft that the drive shaft slides into? When I removed my drive shaft, there was no steel ball and it doesn't seem like there is room there for one. Thought I had read on here that there was supposed to be one. Thanks for your help.
Bob 
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10-01-2014, 12:13 AM
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If you aren't sure how your machine is supposed to be put together, you can always visit partstree.com, or cubcadet.com, or about 3 other sites and look at a parts blowout. I'm not discouraging questions, I'm saying that sometimes it's quicker and easier to look at the pictures, than wait on an explanation or description. If it still isn't clear, that's understandable. We're here to help! 
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10-01-2014, 10:26 AM
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149 drive shaft
Thanks for your help. I have a shop manual and a cd for parts but I know from experience that there are usually some mistakes in these print outs. I was in doubt and wanted to hear it from the guys in the know. Thanks so much. My mind is now at ease over this matter. Have a great day.
Bob
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10-01-2014, 11:26 AM
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Although we have found a few discrepancies in a few of the books, there is only 2 instances I can think of the pictures were incorrect. All of the err's have been in the description. The only 2 pictures that I know for sure are incorrect is on a couple of hydrostat blowouts for the late '82 series. The other that comes to mind is on a 982. There is no pic for the early ones with a dipstick in the trans housing. Other than that, you can count on the pics to be accurate.
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