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Old 06-14-2012, 09:36 AM
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Default New flywheel assembly?
The screen on the rear side of the K301 engine in my Cub 123 is rattling around and grinding up the engine shroud. Seems it's part of the flywheel assembly, not to be purchased or repaired separately. Can someone confirm? I assume I'm due for one of these?



Also, I assume the tractor must be at least partially decoupled/split to get it in? Tried removing the driveshaft adaptor from this assembly last night, and it seems end of the driveshaft is captured by the center cup shown in the image above.

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Old 06-14-2012, 10:13 AM
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I've tried locating mine in my garge but I can't seem to find it to get a part number for you atm. But you can get just the screen. If I find it I'll get the part number for ya.

Parts lookup shows it as the drive cup and screen.
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Old 06-14-2012, 11:16 AM
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Flywheel drive cup # KH-071-05
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Old 06-14-2012, 03:19 PM
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Thanks, guys. Anyone ever replace one of these? Split the tractor to get to it? Any chance of getting my old flywheel out and then finding I need the entire assembly instead of just the screen? I'm assuming the screen is what broke, but it could be something else. All I know is the screen is flopping around loose on the pully. Can't get my head in there to figure out why.
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The screen probably cracked and broke around the bolt mounting holes. I have had several do that.
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I've tried locating mine in my garge but I can't seem to find it to get a part number for you atm.
Lol cause its at my house with the 108
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Prolly easier to remove the motor to fix it, good time to check out the rest of the driveline.Post an add for one.I know I have a few.
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Lol cause its at my house with the 108
So that's where I put it! I didn't even think about that.
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Old 06-15-2012, 10:25 AM
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Mowtown USA carries this part, as well as the throttle shaft kits (if only I could figure out which kit fits my carb), so I'll probably just pick up a new one there.

Not looking forward to pulling the engine, but maybe that's less work than splitting the tractor (again).

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