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Old 07-12-2022, 08:13 AM
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That's very good info. Same exact part in a different package, without MTD's excessive tariff added to it.
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That's very good info. Same exact part in a different package, without MTD's excessive tariff added to it.
Yeah, I was pleasantly surprised when I pulled them out. Fresh sand blasted and painted wheels, USA bearings, and a pair of V61's will make a man happy!
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32 posts about wheel bearings, seriously? You lookup the part # then Google Cub Cadet what ever the part number is, end of problem.
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32 posts about wheel bearings, seriously? You lookup the part # then Google Cub Cadet what ever the part number is, end of problem.
I think you need to read the discussion a little more thoroughly

Have at it Farmall, I honestly don't care. I'm 71 years old and I know how to lookup parts and find the best bang for the $$$. Sorry if I "Offended You" LMAO
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There has been A LOT more useless drivel on this board, and this thread is the topic of criticism.. slow day?
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There has been A LOT more useless drivel on this board, and this thread is the topic of criticism.. slow day?
I would think proving NAPA has the same bearings as CCC is a value added discussion
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Who has the best price? Napa online is showing 24.49.
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Who has the best price? Napa online is showing 24.49.
The darkminion has the best price $20.97.
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Just went to use my 149 the other day to do some food plot prep. I had to drive it about a 1/4 mile on a laneway and right away noticed the one wheel bearing was shot and I need it now as there was (should have been) a break in the rain predicted. I found some on Amazon with a two day delivery and it looked like a pack of four for $18. But reading the comments, one guy said, "... beware, this is for only one bearing...".

So being as they are probably cheap, offshore bearings, I order four.

Yup, you guessed it, I got four packs of four!

Anyway, I popped the inner seal off and re-greased two and installed them. Probably fine for tilling, but no way will they stand up to loader work. The bearing bores on the rims are about shot too, so I may machine a tube for some huskier bearings and weld those into the rims.
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Just went to use my 149 the other day to do some food plot prep. I had to drive it about a 1/4 mile on a laneway and right away noticed the one wheel bearing was shot and I need it now as there was (should have been) a break in the rain predicted. I found some on Amazon with a two day delivery and it looked like a pack of four for $18. But reading the comments, one guy said, "... beware, this is for only one bearing...".

So being as they are probably cheap, offshore bearings, I order four.

Yup, you guessed it, I got four packs of four!

Anyway, I popped the inner seal off and re-greased two and installed them. Probably fine for tilling, but no way will they stand up to loader work. The bearing bores on the rims are about shot too, so I may machine a tube for some huskier bearings and weld those into the rims.
Sounds easier to get the right parts
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