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Old 07-26-2020, 07:50 PM
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Angry Cub 70 tranny
Any one here can help why after rebuilding transmission on cub cadet 70 now have 3 reverse and first gear
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You put the ring gear in backwards
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You put the ring gear in backwards
Seems like we just had another one do that a few weeks ago
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You put the ring gear in backwards
It should be on right side
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Typically the ring gears are on the let side.
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