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Old 06-03-2022, 08:53 PM
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I've bought both the Stens and Cub Cadet brand caps. They are identical other than the wrappers and the Cub cap was almost double the price. They do differ from the original slightly, but are far better than a brown lens and loose needle.
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Old 06-03-2022, 11:40 PM
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I've bought both the Stens and Cub Cadet brand caps. They are identical other than the wrappers and the Cub cap was almost double the price. They do differ from the original slightly, but are far better than a brown lens and loose needle.
Yes, both seem to be the same OEM. I put the "Cub Cadet" cap in the 1811 and it was identical to the Stens.
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Do they make a diesel version or am I just going to have to remember that??!

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Old 06-04-2022, 07:56 AM
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Diesel fuel cap/gauge is 751-3044.

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Diesel fuel cap/gauge is 751-3044.

I wonder if the 882/782D was the first CC garden tractor with a rear gas tank?

Obviously they liked the idea, since Cyclops, Series K, and LTX/GTX series all stayed that way until the XT series.
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I believe that is correct. They also used a similar tank in the lawn tractors from the late 80's and up to. In fact they use the same fuel gauge cap as the diesels.
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Got the carb and intake back on, as well as everything else buttoned up and the mouse nests blown out. Runs pretty good and drives great.

I do need to find 1 of those plastic clip/locks for the throttle arm going to the carb, and one clamp for the choke cable (which I should have somewhere).
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I wonder if the 882/782D was the first CC garden tractor with a rear gas tank?

Obviously they liked the idea, since Cyclops, Series K, and LTX/GTX series all stayed that way until the XT series.
Diesel cap has Fuel on it. That one is incorrect.
Are those Stens ones long enough to go to the bottom of the tank on a 782?

BTW nice work on the 782, does that one have the fuel shutoff on the carb?
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Diesel cap has Fuel on it. That one is incorrect.
Are those Stens ones long enough to go to the bottom of the tank on a 782?

BTW nice work on the 782, does that one have the fuel shutoff on the carb?
Thank you! If it stops raining and I can rig up or find a bushing, I'll spread some lime with it today.

No carb fuel shutoff, and yes it's long enough for both machines as well as the 1811. They're all Kulch OEM.
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