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Old 04-10-2013, 06:33 AM
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The gage wheel bracket on my 1863's 317190 deck has been damaged and repaired, but is hanging out a few inches past the deck. This only invites more damage. I looked for a parts drawing but all I found showed a different type wheel on the chute side. The pin is bent and twisted and the arm is also twisted. I would like to repair these parts if possible. Recommendations?
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Old 04-10-2013, 07:05 AM
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The Cub Parts site shows your deck.
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Old 04-10-2013, 07:15 AM
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I saw that one but was not able to make the chute side parts look like mine. Would #36 from the left side work on the right?
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Old 04-10-2013, 07:40 AM
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I saw that one but was not able to make the chute side parts look like mine. Would #36 from the left side work on the right?
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It calls for 2 of item number 36 so I'd say yes it will work on the right side

# 50 Spindle Assy, RH Front You may be able to straighten yours
Part Number:603-0110

# 36 Castor Assy, Front To me this looks more like an arm but they call it a caster
Part Number:703-2094
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I have a 48" deck that was bent up a little worse than yours. I got everthing straightened back where it belonged and re-welded some crappy welding in about an hours time.

I used a acetylene torch, stick welder, vice, pipe wrench. It's not hard to do if you have those tools. If you don't, I'd hate to have to buy that stuff new.
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703-2094 looks like it is about $44.00
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how did you remove the flange bearing that keeps the front castor assemly to the wheel? I was able to remove the lube fitting by unscrewing it but now there's the brass flange bearings that won't come out so I can replace the front castor assembly.

I'd appreciate any help you can provide.

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how did you remove the flange bearing that keeps the front castor assemly to the wheel? I was able to remove the lube fitting by unscrewing it but now there's the brass flange bearings that won't come out so I can replace the front castor assembly.

I'd appreciate any help you can provide.

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Jason, sorry I haven't check in in a few days. The picture in post #8 shows one of the bushings I removed setting on top of the arm. The ones on either side are the new ones that I installed in the top and bottom of the arm. I did not remove the wheel from the yoke. I put the arm in a vise and knocked the old bushing out with a hammer and drift pin. I hope I understood your question and will be happy to give any information I can. Sadly I need much more help than I can give.
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Every Cub Cadet deck I have EVER ran including a 128 with a 44" deck, a 1872 with a 60" Haban, and the 1861 I showed previously showed in this thread, ALL were run with the deck carried by the tractor. The gauge wheels were always in the air, except for an occasional "touch" on high spots.

Now, I mow some rough stuff. The gauge wheels would not last a season otherwise.

If you can get level mowing with the deck wheels mostly in the air, why would you want them to touch?
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Every Cub Cadet deck I have EVER ran including a 128 with a 44" deck, a 1872 with a 60" Haban, and the 1861 I showed previously showed in this thread, ALL were run with the deck carried by the tractor. The gauge wheels were always in the air, except for an occasional "touch" on high spots.

Now, I mow some rough stuff. The gauge wheels would not last a season otherwise.

If you can get level mowing with the deck wheels mostly in the air, why would you want them to touch?


Don't know about the 60" Haban as I never owned one but I've had most of the rest of them. My opinion, you wouldn't. How would you interpret what I quoted in the manual?
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