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Old 06-29-2021, 07:28 AM
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Looks like a cushman truckster. Maybe they made them for cub cadet
Thanks!! I'll look into those. ON my first google searches all I'm finding for cushman is drum brakes, where this one shows it had front discs, but thank you for the suggestion!!
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I have a newer version UTV that Cub made and it is pretty good but it does have some issues with the electronic shifter. Mine was made with brakes on the rear wheels only. The PO got scared when he would drive it down to his dock on the lake and the rear wheels would lock up and he would lose control. Maybe you'll be okay with rear brakes only. My land is pretty flat so it has not been an issue with me.
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Thanks for the input! Nice machine you have there!!

Mine does have rear brakes, and they are new. But, it barely stops with only the rear brakes while driving empty. I'm worried that once I have a load of firewood in the bed it wont be able to stop at all.

But, my land is fairly flat as well. It is at least usable as-is
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Old 06-29-2021, 07:32 AM
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I'm thinkin' with a little ingenuity and work you could make go-kart/quad parts do the job.
Thanks! I'm saving that option until I've ran out of places to look for parts.

Thanks for the suggestion!
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FYI:

I might have found another line of machine built on the same platform. This one looks alot like my machine. Other pictures show it having the same engine and transaxle/clutch assembly. More research to come.

Koyker Raptor or Sportsman

Not finding a lot of parts for them either.

If I find anything else I will post here for future reference for anyone else who is looking
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bill682, thanks for the input.

I have been searching everywhere and cannot find parts or an entire unit for sale and I have not had any luck. (including eBay)

It seems like a great little machine, but was only made for 2-years, so not a lot of them out there.

I was hoping this website being exclusive to Cub Cadets might have somebody with some information
I replied to your PM as well.

I know them pretty well now. Contrary to a few posts here they are pretty user friendly. The basic drivetrain was taken form the Heald Hauler which I think cub Cadet bought out in the mid 90's. All the parts are "off the shelf". Yours probably never came with front brakes as it doesn't have the integral rotor. James (the other guy on here that you reached out to) didn't have front brakes on his either. I would suggest figuring out how to mount an after market rotor and go from there. The factory front disc brake calipers just sucked. I upgraded my to a cheap chineseum caliper and they work fine. I had to fabricate a mounting bracket form 3x3 angle iron. I'll take some pics this weekend.

I beat the crap out of mine. With the locking rear differential and a few hundred pounds in the back I can plow about 8" of wet snow
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allyolds68 ----- THANK YOU!!

The previous owner told me that my machine had front brakes but he threw all the parts away when they broke....

I got your email.

Would you mind if I posted those pictures here? That way anyone else who is looking later will have them?

FYI ---- once I get my setup complete I'll post pictures here as well to show what I did in case anyone else comes looking.
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Here's another parts manual link....(2nd line in parent directory)

https://www.mymowerparts.com/pdf/Cub...lity-Vehicles/
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Thumbs up Follow up with PART NUMBERS and PICTURES



Hello, I've had some success on my research about the brakes on this machine, so I am posting here to hopefully help any future person who is looking for brake parts

I recently purchased a 2nd machine that has all the original brake parts. The previous owner was the original purchaser and still had the owners manual and registration card for the warranty!!

Currently, the brakes on this 2nd machine of mine do not function, but I believe they just need new pads and proper bleeding to work. (all parts are there)

While this post will not tell you where to buy rotor/hubs, I can give you dimensions and pictures of the hubs (might be able to find a local machine shop that can fabricate them, I am looking now myself)

I can give part numbers and pictures for the calipers. THESE ARE DIFFERENT THAN THE CUB CADET PART NUMBERS IN THE SCHEMATICS AND PARTS ARE STILL AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE NEW!!!


The company that made these brake calipers is "Tol-o-matic". Here is their contact information:

3800 County Road 116, Hamel, MN 55340
https://www.tolomatic.com/ • Email: Help@Tolomatic.com
Phone: (763) 478-8000 • Fax: (763) 478-8080 • Toll Free: 1-800-328-2174

On my machine here are part numbers:

Front Brake Calipers:

Part Number 07080018 (Assy number H10DACG)
"friction Puck" (brake pad) for this caliper is 0708-1051

Rear Brake Calipers:
Part Number 07240028 (mine are not marked with Assy number; but through research I have found they are H20SAFCG)
"friction Puck" (brake pad) for this caliper is 0708-1051

When speaking to the tech-support for Tolomatic, it looks like they did not make a specific "build sheet" for these calipers, but they did confirm the correct friction-puck part number. I've attached build sheets they did give me for similar brake calipers on here so everybody has access; they can help you see how these are assembled. Please note, one of the PDF files was too large so I had to take screenshots and shrink them down; makes it hard to read. If anyone needs these in the original format, please reach out to me and I can email them to you


I will add more posts to include pictures of the brakes/labels on my machine.

I will also add more posts to have pictures of the hub/rotor assembly with dimensions.

I hope this helps somebody out!!
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As a follow-up to my last post; here is a source close to me where I ordered replacement pucks today (brake pads)

Air Specialists Worldwide Inc.
1675 Larkin Williams Road
Fenton, MO 63026
636-326-5900
https://www.airspec.com/

The pucks cost $12.89 each puck for one part number, and $18.40 for the other. You can even buy these entire caliper assemblies fully complete if you prefer, but they really expensive that way

Also, attached is a screen-shot the tech guy at Tolomatic gave me of the caliper of mine that fits into the "H20" assembly family

My next post will have information about the hub/rotor assemblies.

Again, I hope this information helps someone out there!
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More follow-up.

I only took the Left Front wheel/hub apart for pictures. I did take pictures of the labels on the other calipers though.

For this machine, the front calipers are the same for both Left and Right; same for the rear.



Next post will be about the front hub/rotor assembly

FRONT CALIPERS
Front Brake Caliper.jpg

Front Brake Caliper2.jpg

REAR CALIPERS
Rear Caliper.jpg

I also put in a couple pictures of the front caliper on the hub/rotor:

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