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Old 01-16-2016, 09:14 PM
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Default 882 driveshaft wobble
Ok forgive me guys I know you've answered this question many times but I had a hard time searching the answer. I noticed today after I reinstalled my rebuilt hydro relief valves there was some driveshaft wobble when I started the engine. I shut the motor off and could wiggle the driveshaft on the transmission end. Is there a bushing on the coupler at the flex disc that needs to be replaced and if so where could I get said bushing?? Thank you for any and all help
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IIRR 941-3004 ball bushing.
Cub cadet parts or parts tree,
about $25.
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Thank you for the advice I've already ordered the part from parts tree
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Thank you for the advice I've already ordered the part from parts tree
Oh well, I have them for $15 shipped.

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"them" being ball bushings?...
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I have some for the hubs I build. I'll be keeping most of them for installation in my hubs.
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