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01-26-2021, 04:59 PM
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Cub Cadet GT3200 differential lock adjustments?
Hi all,
I've been using my GT3200 this winter and had to use the differential lock pedal on a few occasions. I jacked up the tractor, his the pedal and both wheels locked up nice. However when I'm on the ground on occasion it feels like its not engaging all the time. I looked under at the cable, it seemed fairly slack even when pushed down. I didn't look long enough to see if there is any adjustable points. (Didn't feel like laying on ice at night after being on it all day) would anyone know if there is adjustments able to be made to it? I'll try and get some photos of it unlocked and locked next time I am on it. Thanks in advance for any advice given. You guys have been great help on here! 
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01-28-2021, 02:27 AM
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You can adjust under the left floorboard near where the cable attaches to the pedal. DO NOT ADJUST TOO TIGHT as this can cause D/L actuator fork to rub against the D/L Collar Assy and cause the fork to be worn.
https://www.ccparts.com/cub-cadet-pa...285-892-168758
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