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Old 03-02-2014, 10:13 AM
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ok guys i was out clearing snow with the 1450 and qa36a this morning all was going well no clocks throwing alot further then i expected when i started hearing a weird sound so i shut the blower and tractor down and started checking stuff out. well the needle bearings in the chain tensioner are toast....and appears that it is no longer available from cub cadet the part number is 387-835-R91 which of course comes back to NLA and i did a quick google search which didnt come up with anything usefull. my question is does anybody have any ideas on where to get these needle bearings? the thrower is almost mint other then this and works flawlessly i was just numb minded the night i was greasin things up i suppose and forgot to do it

ive attached a diagram it is number 11

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If you have a bearing supply store take the sprocket #7 and the shaft #6 to them and they should be able to find out what you need. Or you may be able to find something on McMaster-Carr
http://www.mcmaster.com/#drawn-cup-r...arings/=qx41zl
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Part No....387835-R91------>387835-R92 is available. Click here and scroll about half way down.... Bearings
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Part No....387835-R91------>387835-R92 is available. Click here and scroll about half way down.... Bearings
THANK YOU! i had completely forgotten about that site! i will be getting some ordered asap. and probably a few other items for it as i find worn out parts! again thank you!
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