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Is there any known problems with the transmission in a 582? Are they a cast iron version of what is in a 1050? Going next week to look at a future project if I get paid for a couple of jobs I am working on.
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the rear end will look just like the ones in the older gear drive cub, not sure what the 1050 rear end looks like.
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1050 is alum case with outboard disc brakes. I should also say it is 582 not 582 special.
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yea i figured but is the housing shaped the same as the older cubs?
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Have not been to look at it yet. Just knew they were three speeds and was wondering if they were the same. I forgot they had wet brakes.
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They were built with both types depending on the year. Are you looking at the one in East Ridge? If so, that one has the CI rear.
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That is the one. Just need to find time to get down there. Actually looking at another brand tractor as well. It is going to be a repower project if everything works out. The engine is part payment for some work I am doing. Perkins 2 cylinder 14 hp diesel. I took some measurements from my 1811 and it should fit. Might just put the engine back until later but saw the 582 pretty cheap. The other one is a freebie so that is even better.
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