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Check Cub Cadet, seems like they are different part numbers for axles and tubes, may be different because of studs to hold the wheel on?

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Check Cub Cadet, seems like they are different part numbers for axles and tubes, may be different because of studs to hold the wheel on?

http://www.cubcadet.com/webapp/wcs/s...0-A/0031900009
I think that is the difference yes. Wheel studs are different. But those can be changed out.
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I checked the eBay post. The wheel studs are definitely different. My axles do not have studs. While the studded axles may work, there may be other differences leading to a cascade of unanticipated changes. If I have no other choice in the end I'll go but for now I'm attempting to find exact replacements.
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I checked the eBay post. The wheel studs are definitely different. My axles do not have studs. While the studded axles may work, there may be other differences leading to a cascade of unanticipated changes. If I have no other choice in the end I'll go but for now I'm attempting to find exact replacements.
The housings listed by cub classics that I mentioned ARE exact replacements.
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I checked the eBay post. The wheel studs are definitely different. My axles do not have studs. While the studded axles may work, there may be other differences leading to a cascade of unanticipated changes. If I have no other choice in the end I'll go but for now I'm attempting to find exact replacements.
There is a difference between the aluminum rear end parts and the cast iron rear end parts. Both are interchangeable within their respective cases.

You can put the later axle shafts in the CI housing, but you have to change the spider gears in the differential. Or swap the diff's. I should have mentioned that you have to stay with CI parts or AL parts depending which you have.
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My 982 is pretty low number 6xxxxx and it has alum tubes and a cast center housing. Don't know if that was OEM or not.
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My 982 is pretty low number 6xxxxx and it has alum tubes and a cast center housing. Don't know if that was OEM or not.
Yes, that is correct.

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