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Old 09-06-2026, 09:13 AM
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Default Cub cadet 1772 cooling fan support.

Hi All,

Looking for a cub cadet 1772 kubota diesel fan support, can be complete or just the housing portion.

O.E P/N Cub Cadet 759-3201.

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That part was used on the following Cubs and apparently only available as a complete kit w/spacer & bearings. What's wrong w/yours? Missing or what?

1512, 882, 782-Diesel (144-882-100 / 144-882-399 / 145-882-100 / 146-882-100 / 147-882-100) 144-882-100 144-882-399 145-882-100 146-882-100 147-882-100 1512 2050606U 782-Diesel 782D 882

1572 S/N 756,300 - 799,999 (148-710-100/147-710-100) 147-710-100 148-710-100

1772 S/N 756,300 - 799,999 (149-711-100) 149-711-100
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The outboard bearing seized up and spun in the aluminum housing which has now caused the hole to be enlarged and out of round.

It didn't make any noise I could hear over the motor itself and I didn't know anything was wrong until there was some aluminum flakes blown back on the engine.
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That's probably a hard part to find because it is a Cub Cadet part and not Kubota.(I think)

There were 2 different designs. One is aluminum and the other steel. They are probably interchangeable but I'm not 100% sure of that either.

I wonder if it could be welded up and machined back to original. "Parts by Jeff" at the top of the page may be able to help you out on this repair.
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Thanks Oak, I figure just getting it fixed would likely be the only option as yes, it is very hard to find.

I have ordered a couple of driveshaft kits from Jeff in the past, great work and parts he provides.

The exchange rate and shipping between us here in Canada and the U.S makes it crazy expensive, I will try and find a local machine shop to fix it.

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