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The link I provided was for a 359 and it uses different spindle bearings than the ones in Roland's picture. The OP has a 1811 and I have rebuilt a deck from that period and it had separate bearing and race. That is what I was trying to say.
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I done a little research this afternoon and called a friend of mine that is a CC Parts Dealer. The 44/50 Series decks could have either the "rebuild-able" bearings or the ST-745 non-rebuild-able type. The re-build-able type are less common.

Neither the Cub Cadet On-line Parts Look up nor the IH CPE paper parts manual clarify this.

Use the site the best fits what is seen on your deck.
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I agree, but most were purchased with a deck,
I don't know about that. Plenty of them were sold with other attachments instead of decks. "Back in the day", people didn't want to spend more than they had to. "Oh, my old deck will fit the new tractor? Well, then I'll just buy the tractor."


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so the model number of the deck is what we need.
Agreed.


There are two versions. Both will fit the 1811... or a 782 or 1650, etc, etc... No way to know what the OP has until he opens it up. Even an 1811 can have the non-rebuildable type. Even the model may not prove anything.
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OK, so I wont know until I open it up, however back to the original question. How do I pull this spindle apart, or more like how do I pop the spindle housing apart to even get to the innards (parts 5, 6 and 7)?
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Here is the Parts breakdown for the 50C mower deck from the IH Parts Manual CPE-2B. It clearly indicates a ST-745 Spindle Bearing, which is also the bearing used on my 50C mower Deck.
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(A) Remove the Pulley and Blade. (B) Remove the three (3) spindle housing mounting bolts. (C) Remove the spindle housing from deck.

Take to bench and open the halves. You now can see which type of bearing you have.
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(A) Remove the Pulley and Blade. (B) Remove the three (3) spindle housing mounting bolts. (C) Remove the spindle housing from deck.

Take to bench and open the halves. You now can see which type of bearing you have.
Al right. Thanks you much sir, my halves must be corroded tight, because I have it removed from the mower deck, just cant seem to pop the pieces apart.
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Pictures would be a tremendous help for us.

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Pictures would be a tremendous help for us.
What he said.
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If it has the rebuildable style spindle, will it have two "halves" or just the housing with the shaft and cup that slide out?
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