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Old 06-20-2020, 05:54 PM
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Default Cub Cadet Original transmission

I just changed my Original's transmission oil, and now some is leaking out the hole on the axle housing that has brakes. What is it and how do I stop it?
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Sounds like rear axle seals need replacing.
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there's a seal and an o ring in there. its usually the seal but the o ring will deteriorate over time
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You know the part numbers? How much are both
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Click on the Tab at the top of the page that says..."Cub Cadet Parts & Service Lookup". Use "Cub Cadet" as the model for the Original. It will give you a complete parts breakdown and prices.

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Thank you! I never would have thought cub cadet mtd would have diagrams but they do! I figure I'll go to ccspecialitys and buy 2 of what I need so the other side gets done too
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Sounds good.

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How do you get that piece out holding the seal and o ring on the left side?
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There is a manual showing how it is done in the tech section.
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