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Old 07-19-2016, 12:41 PM
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Just looked at the Felpro specs, 1/32" thick sounds like it may be thinner than the cork OEM gasket. Hope it doesn't leak consider what a PITA it is to change.
That worried me too ..seller gave it a high rating and suggested that cork is pretty much obsolete. we`ll see ..
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I'm currently in the process of replacing mine. Waiting on parts to come in.....cub classics are slow on shipping parts out, just a FYI
I broke down my old Cub 1250 a while ago and never got back to it until recently. Ordered through the local CC dealer site (generic to all CC dealers I think) with delivery to store...took about 10 days. No big deal since I was waiting for the trunion repair piece from Xtreme anyway. I found a guy with a welder to do that part. He'll also look at adding some metal to the damper plate that was severely worn from the failing trunion (if he can add some metal I'll take care of the grinding and filing). The old thing might work when I'm done...might not...my wife has been telling me to get rid of it for years...at this point I compare it to shooting a life-long pet...I'm on a mission now! I need to get it back together because it's in the way of my next project...trying to get a 1965 JD 2020 back together.
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I bought my cork gasket last year from a CNH dealer. Quick shipping, good price, works great. http://www.archboldequipment.com/adrianturf.htm
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I bought the cork gasket about 6 months ago from cub parts n more... they shipped fast...

Did the trunion repair years ago with a wire welder before xtreme had theirs available.. that part works great still

Now to find the time to finish it...

Got the fenders off and ready to slide the rear out.. but haven't had much time this week
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I bought the cork gasket about 6 months ago from cub parts n more... they shipped fast...

Did the trunion repair years ago with a wire welder before xtreme had theirs available.. that part works great still

Now to find the time to finish it...

Got the fenders off and ready to slide the rear out.. but haven't had much time this week
The Xtreme piece looks beefy...one of those parts where the shipping was more than the part. I haven't welded since shop class in high school a LONG time ago. Thinking about getting into it but will probably look into a class at the local voc school. I recall it involves some basic knowledge of materials and stuff.
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I like that rear hitch system you got there. It looks really good.
Keep up the good work !
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Jay - post pics of the teardown if you can.
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Thanks for the comments and encouragement guys!!

I will post some more pictures when i make progress!
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