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Old 02-23-2015, 11:04 PM
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Default Who makes this bagger?

I have a fan assisted bagger for my 3205 that was working great until I sucked a fist sized rock or piece of wood into it last fall and it cracked the blower wheel. The part number for the wheel is GP-48-54-08. I'm thinking that someone else makes these and I hope I can get it cheaper than $204 that Cub wants. Yep, I'm thinking about mowing grass already.
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oak is it a model 293 or something i have the same one on mt 2185 and the fan is just plain worn out i was wondering the same thing? kind wonder if one couldnt be made outta steel and balanced?
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Yes, mine is a model 345 and I think it uses a lot of the same parts yours does. I was thinking of making one out of steel too if I can't find a cheaper replacement.
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Post some pics of the offending part. looked at it on Parts Tree, doesn't look all that complicated but they are proud of it. Best price I found was around $205.00
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ok guys just spent a few hours gettin mine apart to replace bearings and should replace fan while im there but i too dont want to pay 200 bucks for it so did some searching and found this has 3/4 inch bearings wonder if it is close enuff to use only 80 bucks with bearings on epay and that part number comes up for sears and honda also

http://www.ebay.com/itm/John-Deere-R...item4186c3c765
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