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Originally Posted by BassBlaster
I decided to take Sams advice and I ordered a set of the GT braces from Extreme. Holy crap, $26 to ship a couple of steel brackets is absurd!! It is what it is though.
For anyone that's interested in another source for V61 tires, I saw them on the Extreme site as well, although a bit more expensive than Miller.
Anyhow, Im going to wind up pulling the rear end on this thing. The one thing I havnt done yet is replace the hydro fluid and filter. The rear end is covered in crud from seepage somewhere. No drips at all but definitely some seepage. I suppose I should go ahead and reseal this thing and drill the return holes so I have a few questions.....
Ive never been in the rear end of a tractor before. Ive read through Sams threads and it looks pretty straightforward. Is it something I can do in a day though?
Anyone have parts numbers on hand for the seals and gaskets that need replaced in the rear end? Where is the best place to order those? I know Ive seen Sam post the numbers before but I cant find them now.
This may be a dumb question but how do I get the oil out of the cylinders, lines and pump?
This is a vented system, correct? So after I reseal it and replace the oil, there is no bleeding process to go through?
Thanks guys!
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This is the list of all the seals, O-rings and gaskets that I recently bought for the 2182 that I'm resurrecting
921-3015 Gasket, Rear Cover
921-3004 cork Gasket, Front
721-3014 carrier gaskets (2)
Hydro Pump seals
SU-9008000-6701 seal 2 (CR6763)
SU-9008000-7505 seal 1 (CR7443)
SU-9008000-6201 seal 1 (CR6204) number changed to 6904
SU-3102875 gasket 1
SU-9004100-0360 o-ring 1
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CR-11930 or Nat 474256 axle seals (2)
You won't need the hydro seals unless you plan on doing the pump but you'll most likely need the others (in red). You should check parts tree or the Cub site to make sure these are the correct parts for your machine.
Forget trying to get the oil out of the cylinders, your only talking about a couple cups of oil at most.
Once your done fill it and light it up.
Can you do it in one day? I can but I've done more of them than I care to think about.
Holler if I can help.