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Old 08-01-2026, 09:30 PM
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Trying to pull the rockshaft from my parts 1864 and am stuck at the last step of removing it. I removed both the end bushing things but the rockshaft doesn't seem to have enough clearance to come out of the frame... how exactly is it supposed to come out?
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It has been a while, but I think you push part #1 as far to the left as possible and then remove #8.
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It has been a while, but I think you push part #1 as far to the left as possible and then remove #8.
That's what I thought, but #1 doesn't quite move far enough left to let #8 clear the frame. It's just a hair off but no matter how I rotate it, it hits the frame before moving far enough.
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Did you remove the roll pin #2 ?
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Did you remove the roll pin #2 ?
Yeah, I did. I've got everything out of the rockshaft area except the rockshaft itself.
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That doesn't include the 1864, which has a different rockshaft. Im just going to use a bottle jack to shove the frame rails apart and do the same on my 782D when I go to put the rockshaft in it.
The 782D rockshaft is extremely worn out and barely gets attachments off the ground because the lift arm has a deep groove worn in it.
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I asked a family friend who worked for cub cadet in the 90s when the 1864 came out, and he said that they called cub cadet for workshop manuals and cub cadet just sent them the Command service manual and said that there's no service manual for the 1864 because they were similar enough that it didn't matter.
I suppose that there is no written procedure for removing the rockshaft so I'm gonna have to wing it.
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if it doesn't fit, force it, if it breaks it probably needed replacing anyway.
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