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08-08-2009, 05:04 PM
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Digging up an old post for one reason. Checked my bearings, they measure 1.378.
Shopping, I found 2 STENS numbers. Part No. 215-210 ID:0.750 " OD:1.378 " Height:0.495 " With open back race for grease penetration AND: Part No. 215-079 ID:0.750 " OD:1.375 " Height:0.527 " Heavy-duty Both are listed as 3/4" X 1 3/8" and as a replacement for CUB CADET-384881R93. 
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08-25-2009, 09:23 PM
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hi, I am new to the group and came down with yellow fever after my MTD "yard-machine" tiller took a dump and forced me to find something better.
So, I was reading this post because I was in the process of replacing the front wheel bearings on my cc 100 and was looking for some useful information and part numbers. The original bearings that I pulled from the hubs are HEIM RF 122214 AP and those are what I ordered as replacements. They arrived today and I installed the bearings in the right wheel, mounted the wheel on the spindle, and everything was good as new. I then did the same for the left wheel and the amount of play is only slightly better than before. I removed the wheel nut and washer and noticed that the spindle was protruding beyond the wheel bearing by approx 0.060". Before I reached for the power grinder to fix that, I swapped left and right wheels and the problem followed to the right side. I measured the spindle lengths and both are approx. 3.075" and match in length of a set I got off ebay. I am wondering if this was the problem of the original post by JMD and/or has anyone else has seen this difference in hub widths? rc
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