Might work, but that's what the parts book look-up on the CCC site is for and
more folks should avail themselves of it and get familiar with it.
https://www.cubcadet.com/en_US/conte...artstream.html
I use it nearly every time I work on a Cub and usually make my own list of common wear and maintenance parts for the models in my stable.
Right now, I am rehabbing a Haban 374.
Previously unfamiliar to me but I am learning a wealth of new info just by comparing different models and applications.
The ccc look up site also has a feature whereby, once you know the part number, one can enter it in the search box and lo and behold all the models that part fits will pop up.
Great resource for when you find NOS boxed or labeled parts at a swap meet, flea market or garage sale.