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Old 04-06-2023, 10:06 PM
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The perforated steel grille insert has been cut out, painted and bolted to the grille shell. I know this early design grille was recalled due to debris clogging the grill, but I like the looks of it. I won't be mowing too much with it, and it will stay clean. Also, here is the material I started with. Was just enough to do this grille and the grille on my 1282.
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The upper steering column bushing was worn, so I went with a wheel bearing from a much earlier Cub Cadet with the 3/4" front spindles. IH 384881 R94
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Does it seem to steer easier with this bearing in place?
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Old 04-09-2023, 03:41 PM
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To be honest, it doesn't feel much different in terms of effort, but it is nice and tight without wobble. This will last far longer than the bushing.
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The upper steering column bushing was worn, so I went with a wheel bearing from a much earlier Cub Cadet with the 3/4" front spindles. IH 384881 R94
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Now take the steering wheel back off, and install a tie rod boot on the shaft of appropriate size to fit tightly on the shaft, and umbrella the bearing to shed water/debris off it
------unless you promise yerself, yall will not ever get water/dirt in the bearing
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It's fully greased and that foam "seal" was replaced. This one shouldn't get wet often. The tie rod boot is a great idea.
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The original mule drive and deck are installed and working. Both new belts installed.
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The presumably original throw-out bearing decided to take a dump, so out came the driveshaft/clutch. The clutch disc was practically brand new, so only a new OEM 703-0600 bearing/sleeve, and 732-3017 teaser spring were installed. Now, the clutch is quiet again. The only issue is that the bearing was made in Chyna, but it was physically larger than the one I removed.

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