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Archive through April 02, 2005
- Thread starter areinholtz
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On my way to fixing my 782 I have most of the parts and took the rear end off the tractor. Found out that the diff. housing is cast iron and the carriers are aluminum. I had a lot of dirt, grass, and oil grime built up around the hydro. If I remember right a few months ago some one said something about a gasket or seal that usually goes bad on the hydro? I think it might be between the hydro and the final drive? Can someone clarify this for me?
Thanks!
Jim
Thanks!
Jim
I say chrome.......
.......but then we all know how accurate the brochures are. 
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Steve B., I think you have solved it.
Part #11 in this exploded view:
I never understood what that screen was supposed to do, with the engine's air being blown out, there's not much that screen would do but collect grass clippings on the backisde. The only thing I can think it was there to do was to hide the engine from being seen as well behind the grille. Any thoughts?
Steve, or drive a 72, 1x4/5 series they only had the the expanded metal grill. )
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mgonitzke
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Quick question: How do you remove the steering wheel cap on a 125 without damaging the cap or wheel? Usually they're missing, but this tractor has been taken care of so the cap is still on. Thanks!
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Matt G. -
IIRC (and assuming the cap wasn't GLUED on by the PO), it should come off like any other Cub Cadet steering wheel cap - with gentle twisting and pulling. It's only a friction fit.
Worst case, use one of those rubber sheets that you use to twist off tight jar lids.
IIRC (and assuming the cap wasn't GLUED on by the PO), it should come off like any other Cub Cadet steering wheel cap - with gentle twisting and pulling. It's only a friction fit.
Worst case, use one of those rubber sheets that you use to twist off tight jar lids.
Robb Kruger,
(You out there?).
Question about lawn care: I plug aerated the lawn per your instructions last fall. Whens the best time to de-thatch? Also, do you ever roll the lawn? (Seems to defeat the purpose of aerating).
(You out there?).
Question about lawn care: I plug aerated the lawn per your instructions last fall. Whens the best time to de-thatch? Also, do you ever roll the lawn? (Seems to defeat the purpose of aerating).
