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Old 02-07-2025, 08:04 AM
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Used, on eBay....from sponser up above....
https://www.ebay.com/itm/27683715891...Bk9SR77N64ScZQ

bearing is ball, not needle.
its part number 25 on the drawing. found this: https://www.ihccw.com/transmissions....roduct_id=1150
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its part number 25 on the drawing. found this: https://www.ihccw.com/transmissions....roduct_id=1150
Is the old one toasted that you need to replace it? If it is in good shape, no need to replace.
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Is the old one toasted that you need to replace it? If it is in good shape, no need to replace.
Its toast. Hoping to salvage on from another cub
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Okay, on to the next part in my quest to get this running: The seal. #20 on the partstree drawing. P/N IH-385076-R91 superseded to IH-385076-R92. trying to find the oem number. Looks like a National Seal with the number 472207 on it in a photo on Cub Cadets website, but I cannot get that number to come up anywhere online
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SKF parts lookup be sure the number is correct. 472207 is correct

https://www.skfextranet.com/crsealsfinder/
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SKF parts lookup be sure the number is correct. 472207 is correct

https://www.skfextranet.com/crsealsfinder/

I must be using that site incorrectly, because when I put 472207 in I do not get any results
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measure the seal or google, national 472207
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In the midst of replacing the input shaft on my 126 I have discovered that the needle bearing(PN 941-0362) is no longer serviceable. Does anyone know a source for one that isn’t for Cub Cadet? Because they want $99 for it.
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Okay, on to the next part in my quest to get this running: The seal. #20 on the partstree drawing. P/N IH-385076-R91 superseded to IH-385076-R92. trying to find the oem number. Looks like a National Seal with the number 472207 on it in a photo on Cub Cadets website, but I cannot get that number to come up anywhere online
If Partstree is the drawing you are looking at, how did you come up with 941-0362 for the bearing??
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That bearing is on the transmission internals, page 18 in the parts book.
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