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Old 04-06-2012, 02:31 PM
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See Pics. tell me what is right or wrong.
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and why is this pump yellow? is it a swap from another tractor?
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The filter should say cub cadet on it, hehehe.I don't use cub ones, the case IH dealers have fleetguard# hf 6096.Maybe the pump was a changout or a leftover from the change from IH to CCC.
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Ok , what filter is right for my 682

the filter and rag joint almost hit. a paint stick is tight between them
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Cub Cadet 923 3014 .I use fleetguard HF6096.lot cheaper.The spacing seems about right.Why did you remove the suction line?
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Click here for the proper Hydro Filter..... Filters
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Cub Cadet 923 3014 .I use fleetguard HF6096.lot cheaper.The spacing seems about right.Why did you remove the suction line?
to put a new thingy on this side and a wacha call it on this side. leaks
also put a gasket on the rear cover. the PO and I had words the other day about this not having leaks


the engine sill has a leak I think its the oil lines to the filter.

I also did the Breather Assembly and made new gaskets for it. did the left side too.
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thats how I got the # for the Stens filter. thanks for posting that
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to put a new thingy on this side and a wacha call it on this side. leaks
also put a gasket on the rear cover. the PO and I had words the other day about this not having leaks


the engine sill has a leak I think its the oil lines to the filter.

I also did the Breather Assembly and made new gaskets for it. did the left side too.
Probably didn't leak for the PO cause it was empty
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Ok , what filter is right for my 682

the filter and rag joint almost hit. a paint stick is tight between them
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