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08-20-2013, 04:26 PM

Loganvilledude Loganvilledude is offline

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Looking for some help on deck

Well I thought I would restore the "O"'s deck and get the project completely done. I was disassembling the deck so I could change out the bearings and get it blasted and painted etc. I got to the point where it is completely apart with the exception of one spindle.

In the Cub parts catalog (CPE-2) they call the deck and blade assembly the "Main Frame and Knife unit". the part number is 471 068 R1 and is called the Block Blade Drive #27 in the book. There is a 1/4" square x 1/2" long key that is giving me some trouble and is seized in this key way. You cant use a puller because the bolt is threaded. Amazingly the other key basically fell out when I removed the bolts and the blade.

I have tried to tap it both ways and this is just stuck and almost like it is welded in there.

So the question is how do I manage to get this out. It was and is soaked in PB Blaster for 24 hours now.

Any suggestions will be appreciated!

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