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Old 05-28-2014, 09:40 PM
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Default Bad 782D diesel drive shaft

Could anyone help me with finding some parts to rebuild my drive shaft. 782D
I waited to long to stop and fix it so last week it broke big time.The part that
bolts to the crankshaft is bad not usable. And the drive shaft itself where
it fits into the thing that bolts to the crank shaft is wallowed away. I have a 782 Gas for parts but the drive shaft is to long.Any help would sure be apreciated.
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Old 05-28-2014, 11:50 PM
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JeffinPA (member here) makes driveshafts....... Here is his ad.
I don't want to speak for Jeff, but he will probably need the specs off the old one, or need it physically, because the diesel shaft is different.
The flanges are still available from CC. This is the rear one...... Cub Cadet Parts.
Here is the front...... Cub Cadet Parts.


Or, you could do a driveshaft mod. Sam Mac here on the site can tell you how to build a CV shaft from a newer tractor to fit....... Driveshaft Conversion.

Whatever you decide, we're here to help!!
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Old 05-29-2014, 07:25 AM
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Good news is it looks like the parts are still available, bad news is Cub is proud of them. This is the parts list per Parts Tree.

7 Cub Cadet 941-3004 (replaces 741-3004)
Bushing, Self Aligning Ball Your price: $26.27
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Cub Cadet 915-3000 (replaces 715-3000)
Pin, 1/4 X 1-3/8 Hvy Cld Spr Your price: $3.61

8 Cub Cadet 903-0794 (replaces 703-0794)
Coupler, Drive Shaft Your price: $129.33

9 Cub Cadet 722-3000
Disc, Flexible Your price: $15.55

10 Cub Cadet 748-3001
Arm, Coupling Your price: $21.72

Cub Cadet 710-0347 (replaces 710-3037)
Bolt, 3/8 X 1-3/4 Type 5 Your price: $3.10

Cub Cadet 710-0520
Bolt, 3/8 X 1-1/2 Type 5 Your price: $3.10

11 Cub Cadet 931-3009 (replaces 731-3009)
Fan, Cooling Your price: $17.24
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Cub Cadet 710-0460
Screw, #10 X 1-1/2 Znp P/Hdcr Mach Not available
Cub Cadet 736-0931
Washer, .219 X .500 X .036 Your price: $3.19

Cub Cadet 712-0998
Nut, No. 10 Cad P/T Lock Type 5 Your price: $2.62

12 Cub Cadet 738-3051
Shaft, Drive Your price: $44.11

13 Cub Cadet 903-1005AP (replaces 703-1005A)
Flange, Drive Shaft Your price: $95.60
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The CV shaft is the best way to go but you may be able to repair what you have. Starting at the engine as Sam said the bushing insert can be replaced. I'm out of them now but maybe someone has a few extra they could sell you. They cost about $4 to $5 from these people http://www.triangleoshkosh.com/eng/p.../ball-bushings but they have a minimum order, you need part #HE1410P.
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Next are #9 the rag joints, you need 4 new ones from Cub. The last ones I got were a little under $15 each.

I have never had to replace #10 and I don't think they wear but check yours.

If you have a drill press you can make your own shaft, they are easy to do. I ordered a piece of 5/8 shaft from McMaster Carr and did mine in a pos drill press that isn't worth $20.

The rear coupling is the expensive part like Sam listed. You could make your own if you know someone that can weld. Here is the hub part that would be needed.
http://www.surpluscenter.com/Power-T...027-1-1495.axd

Good luck and let us know how it goes.
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