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Old 12-05-2013, 06:24 PM
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Thanks to all your help. I bought the needed valve from SamMac, and soon I will be asking about the needed lines. Are the hydro parts from a 3200GT or any newer tractor adaptable for my 2182?
I did find the 711-3294 part for $9.71 at http://www.cubcadetpartsnmore.com/ They seem to have good prices on belts. Don
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Old 12-05-2013, 06:37 PM
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Here is a pic of the part...I think they mark it up just a little.

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length is 0.837"
small tube OD is 0.336"
small tube ID is 0.249"
large center spacer part that is centered is 0.563" OD and is 0.118 thick

me not a machinist

let me know if you guys want anymore pics. this should be pretty easy to make.
That would be so easy to make. Todd if you have a spare send it to me and I'll get a bunch made for the members on OCC.
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Old 12-05-2013, 06:48 PM
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Wish the post was here 2 months ago. Bought two stubs and 6 o-rings. After tax and shipping... $67.00 so sam if you would let us kno when you get those built!
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Wish the post was here 2 months ago. Bought two stubs and 6 o-rings. After tax and shipping... $67.00 so sam if you would let us kno when you get those built!
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Thanks to all your help. I bought the needed valve from SamMac, and soon I will be asking about the needed lines. Are the hydro parts from a 3200GT or any newer tractor adaptable for my 2182?
I did find the 711-3294 part for $9.71 at http://www.cubcadetpartsnmore.com/ They seem to have good prices on belts. Don
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I'm going to print out this pic, take to the machine shop and get an idea what it will cost. It will have to be less than $9.71. Thanks Oak for the info.
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Old 12-06-2013, 03:59 PM
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I'm going to print out this pic, take to the machine shop and get an idea what it will cost. It will have to be less than $9.71. Thanks Oak for the info.
Checked with the machine shop. We can have them made for about $8.00. Let me know if any of you want some, we need to order at least 10.
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Checked with the machine shop. We can have them made for about $8.00. Let me know if any of you want some, we need to order at least 10.
I'll do 3. Can paypal you. Thanks in advance.
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As soon as I get the factory one from Todd I'll get a batch made up. Any of you guys know why they require 4 O-Rings on them?
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I think two of the rings are Teflon, and two are rubber. I looked it up, but don't remember. That's how almost all valves assembled like that are. Helps hold the pressure I guess.
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I think two of the rings are Teflon, and two are rubber. I looked it up, but don't remember. That's how almost all valves assembled like that are. Helps hold the pressure I guess.
I didnt know a guy needed 4! Thanks for info. will kno more when i tear mine a part
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