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Old 04-09-2019, 11:16 AM
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Cub parts list calls for a 1/2"-20 X 1-3/4" long bolt. If you can't find them at a TSC, Rural King, Lowes etc you can order them from McMaster Carr.
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Thank you I will check out tractor supply
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I'm going to back peddle a bit here,
Those being fine thread, you might not find
them @ the common places like tractor supply or small hwd. stores.
Case/Ih & John deere prolly yes, and there is always fastenal.
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Old 04-10-2019, 06:45 AM
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I'm going to back peddle a bit here,
Those being fine thread, you might not find
them @ the common places like tractor supply or small hwd. stores.
Case/Ih & John deere prolly yes, and there is always fastenal.
No worries, I already ordered (below). Only 10 Bucks. If they don't work the search will continue.

>Medium-Strength Grade 5 Steel Hex Head Screw, Zinc-Plated, 1/2"-20 Thread Size, 1-3/4" Long, Packs of 10
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Old 04-11-2019, 07:43 AM
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Alright gentlemen, bolts arrived late yesterday with new blades. Gets me a few steps closer to getting my 1782 cutting grass! My question, The new bolt feels tight when turning it into the spindal. Is this normal? Should I add some elbo grease?

>New bolt size: Screw, Hex Cap, 1/2-20 X 1.75 Lg GR5
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Old 04-11-2019, 08:19 AM
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They are tight because there is corrosion/rust/dirt in the threaded hole.
Being fine thread, I'd not force them, just simply run a tap in the hole of the spindle to clean the threads.
Fine threads tend to have less ability to tolerate debris in the thread.

In my younger days, Chrysler corp tended to use a lot of fine threaded bolts on their vehicles.
They were a real pain to work with, especially after a few years of rust/corrosion.
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I cleaned up the old bolts and just used them. Got the new blades mounted. Now to figure out how the heck to get this 325 mounted up under the 1782! Getting close!
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Turn the wheels 90 degrees and roll the deck under the tractor.
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Is it me or are the blade brackets on upside down?
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I used this diagram. https://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/A...6-52e762f896d5

Bolt>small round washer > large square washer > Blade. But let me know if something is wrong as this is my first time setting these up.
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