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Old 03-27-2016, 12:20 PM
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Default M48 Hydro Pump

I just bought an M48-KHS and the left hydro pump is leaking. Do any of you know who the OEM is and their part number? I would like to order seals and bearings so that I can rebuild the pump. The Cub Cadet parts sites seem to only want to sell the entire unit.

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Old 03-27-2016, 12:23 PM
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Forgot to mention, the Cub Cadet part # is 01001545P.
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Old 03-27-2016, 12:42 PM
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If seals and bearings are what you want, just go through a bearing/seal company. Name of the manufacturer should be on the pump, along with a model number.
You likely won't be able to find a kit from the manufacturer. They are not considered "re-buildable".
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I had a similar situation with my green zero turn. They wanted to sell me a $2,000 dollar hydro. Did tons of research and found that Simplicity used the same one in one if their models. Low and behold, I got an exploded view diagram of it. I think mine ended up being an Eaton unit. Good luck!
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Thanks for the input. I'll take it apart and go from there.
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