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01-28-2010, 02:45 PM
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682/782 engine plate spacer
Can anyone tell me about the .469 3/8 pipe spacer that is showen in the parts brake down for engine mount plate. Is it needed? why dosn't my 6 or 782 have one. It looks like everything is lined up proper. Is .469 between 7/16 and 1/2 " or am i mistaken.
 some help please.  
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01-28-2010, 04:18 PM
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7/16" = 0.4375" and 1/2" = 0.5".
Yes, you need them, they wouldn't be there otherwise. If you don't have the spacers between the engine and mounting plate, the engine is out of alignment, and those expensive spherical ball bushings at both ends of the shaft aren't going to last long.
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01-28-2010, 06:09 PM
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spacers
Jeff,
I agree with Matt. I couldn't remember putting spacers under my engine, I would of bet I didn't have them, so I just went out and checked---- Yep they are under there, all 4 of them! they are between the engine & the mounting plate. Something else comes to mind also, without the spacers, your deck drive belt effectively would be just shy of 1" longer than it should be (.467 x2)
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01-30-2010, 03:44 PM
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What would you guys recomend. Spacers new cost about $6 pc thats about $50 for both tractors . could i just use washers? Thank you for discribing where the spacers go the breakdown was vague. I didn't know that there were 4 spacers between motor and mounting plate.
 I will fix this prob. asap.
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cub cadets : orignal w/ mower,orignal w/ push blade, orignal w/BB-36 snow thrower,72w/creeper,100, spirit of 76,76,55, 95 Electric,107,2-125 ,Johnson TC-10 loader, ,127,149,1100,282,382 hydro,382,482,2-IH 582,682 w/ spring blade,2-782,782D,1282,982,1782 super, and ,2-custom built 582 puller,2-narrow frame pullers,and 1-stock 582 puller
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01-30-2010, 04:12 PM
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motor spacers
find some on here like Matt suggested or get a piece of the right size pipe and a cheap tubing/pipe cutter and cut your own.
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01-30-2010, 04:35 PM
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Nuts too ya--
Why not use 1/2" nuts, they should be about the correct thickness, usually about .430-.460 thick
and easily had @ the hwd. store/tractor supply. they should have all you need for $2.00 Maybe I should turn up some on the lathe, ought to be able to sell them for $5.00 a set of 4. woo wee I'm gonna get rich!$$$$ maybe be the new home buisness of the year 
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01-30-2010, 05:12 PM
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Thanks everyone for the great ideas. I will let you all know what i come up with.
 
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cub cadets : orignal w/ mower,orignal w/ push blade, orignal w/BB-36 snow thrower,72w/creeper,100, spirit of 76,76,55, 95 Electric,107,2-125 ,Johnson TC-10 loader, ,127,149,1100,282,382 hydro,382,482,2-IH 582,682 w/ spring blade,2-782,782D,1282,982,1782 super, and ,2-custom built 582 puller,2-narrow frame pullers,and 1-stock 582 puller
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01-30-2010, 09:41 PM
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Ol George, that's what I used. I found some grade 8 nuts the had nice flat surface so they would eat into the bottom of the engine. For the longest time I was wondering why I had to have such an aggressive adjustment to the pto belt tension and realized I had no spacers under the engine.
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