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Old 03-25-2024, 05:51 AM
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Pulled the deck off and found 2 cracks. Won't be hard to repair.
Add a brace to it like this or it will just crack again
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I would contact Kawasaki with your spec number and see what is needed. There are lots of good posts over on Weekend Freedom Machines and MTF but they are all on green tractors. I'm not 100% sure that the JD kits will work in our Cubs but maybe Kawasaki will know. If you do the repair please keep us posted because I don't remember seeing one done on here. Good luck.

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I changed many of these plastic cams (usually the teeth broke off) on the Deere 425 and 445 models. It is an easy repair. However, follow the torque specs and replace the water pump while you are at it. Before torqueing the head bolts, start the bolts for the intake otherwise you may fight installing those bolts after the head bolts are tight. BTW, the replacement cam is steel. Cub enthusiast generally dislike this engine....I don't know why...it is a proven, very reliable and smooth running engine. Good luck and have fun with your new toy!
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The steering issue is probably a worn steering cylinder. Here is the company that makes them for Cub and this should be the one you need.
https://www.customcylindersint.com/p...-0637-717-3041

My 2084 had wandering issues. Steering wheel input was little more than a polite suggestion. Replaced the cylinder on both it and the 1864.
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