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03-28-2016, 03:08 PM
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Steering joints
Hi all,
I remember somewhere that someone had found a way to replace the ball joints on the steering linkage (tie rods and drag link) of an 82 series tractor with less expensive (and maybe better) versions from McMaster Carr / MSC. I need a full replacement on the 1914. The Cub part numbers are 923-3016 and 923-3015. Has anyone done this and perhaps have part numbers they could share? I cant seem to locate anything with the search. Thanks
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Regards, Adam Proud owner of "Big Al" Cub Cadet 1914 
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03-28-2016, 03:37 PM
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I found the info I needed. Google found it on here.
McMaster Carr Part numbers Line Product Ordered Ships Price Total 1 4444T211 Steel Ball Joint Rod End with Grease Fitting, 3/8"-24 Right-Hand Female Shank, 3/8" Ball ID, 13/16" L Thread 4 each today 4.93 each 19.72 2 4444T231 Steel Ball Joint Rod End with Grease Fitting, 1/2"-20 Right-Hand Female Shank, 1/2" Ball ID, 1-1/16" L Thread 4 each today 6.98 each 27.92 3 4444T951 Steel Ball Joint Rod End with Grease Fitting, Linkage, 1/2"-20 Right-Hand Thread Female Shank with Right-Hand Thread Stud 4 each today 9.59
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Regards, Adam Proud owner of "Big Al" Cub Cadet 1914
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