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Old 04-09-2012, 10:10 AM
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Default Drive line Flex Disc--are they the same?

Are the Flex Disc's fairly universal in early std transmission Cubs?

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Are rag joints fairly universal in early std transmission cubs?

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I think there are 3 sizes of rag joints with the Original having a different hole size then the others. I think the thickness is the same tho.
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Old 04-09-2012, 07:05 PM
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Thanks for the info Duke... guess what, my local dealer had one in stock....incredible to have on shelf an item for a 50 year old garden tractor.

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You'd be surprised what SOME Cub dealers will keep in stock. I walked into the local Case IH dealer, who also still carries Cub Cadet parts, and asked them what they had. They said that they still had 2 or 3 cog belts for the Original CC decks in stock. They still recognize that Iowans still use their old Cubs on a weekly basis...more icentive to keep parts like that around. I was very surprised. I could go in there and order what I need 95% of the time.
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I put 4 new rags in my 882 after cutting a new driveshaft the same lenght as the original and they wouldn't fit. I had to make another shaft. The original is on the left and the new on the right. Three new rags were the same thickness as 4 old when stacked together.
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