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Old 11-10-2014, 04:23 PM
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The sediment bowl shutoff needle is leaking on several of my cubs. I took one apart and used some graphite packing to replace the old packing. Worked well for about 3 weeks but it appears it did not hold up well to the gasoline and has started to leak even more than before. What do you guys use as packing to replace the old?

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What do you guys use as packing to replace the old?
Replacement of the whole assembly. Napa sells them. They're about $25. You'll never get it to stop leaking, and they don't sell repair parts other than the screen and bowl gasket.
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J-Mech is correct as usual. The part number is 7-02350 for the assembly from Napa. You can google the number and find it online http://www.amazon.com/Prime-Line-7-0.../dp/B002EP9QEA for cheaper than Napa, but my Napa had it in stock and I didn't have to wait or pay shipping.
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I have had great success using small o-rings ! not a leak yet !
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I have had great success using small o-rings ! not a leak yet !
I have 2 cubs that I just put in some orings. I used 2 orings per. I normally just replace it like Jmech said but I had one of my new ones start leaking so I tried this. One year later so far so good.
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Old 11-11-2014, 02:26 PM
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The o-ring idea sounds like a worth wile try. As to the NAPA one does this the same part, or just a cheep knock off?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cub-Cadet-Or...3D121456865019
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J-Mech is correct as usual. The part number is 7-02350 for the assembly from Napa. You can google the number and find it online http://www.amazon.com/Prime-Line-7-0.../dp/B002EP9QEA for cheaper than Napa, but my Napa had it in stock and I didn't have to wait or pay shipping.
I would like to thank you for putting the sediment bowl part number in your post. It helps a LOT more than just saying "you can pick one up at XYZ Parts store." That way, when a person is looking for information and goes to search, the wheel doesn't have to be reinvented.
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J-Mech is correct as usual. The part number is 7-02350 for the assembly from Napa. You can google the number and find it online http://www.amazon.com/Prime-Line-7-0.../dp/B002EP9QEA for cheaper than Napa, but my Napa had it in stock and I didn't have to wait or pay shipping.
Many thanks to the guys who do the work for us. It takes time and sometimes parts are hard for us new guys to look up. As to the OP's question, do not buy those cheap ones on flebay. They leak at the on off thingy and are junk. And, I remember when a 100.00 bill was something, but not now. My wife says I still live in the 80's when it comes to the price of things.
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Can someone give me some detail or point me to another post that details the repacking of that shutoff valve?

I would much rather fix what I have than replace a decent old part with a new one.... then again, might get a new one and still fix the old one to have a quick spare on the shelf.

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Can someone give me some detail or point me to another post that details the repacking of that shutoff valve?
Sure.... take the nut off, the valve out, remove old packing, install new, reassembly is reverse of disassembly. If you can find the packing.... By the way; by the time you buy packing, a gasket and a screen, you can buy a whole new assembly.
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