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Old 03-08-2015, 09:03 PM
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Rubber boots. Just like car CV joint boots. Zip tie holds them on.
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Well, I got engine belt replaced and the CV joints cleaned, re lubricated and the driveshaft installed. Despite the lubrication being dry to the point of being non functional, I found no wear in the joints. That captured belt replacement is a real PIA. I almost installed and secured another belt around the driveshaft which wuld make it a much easier job next time. I installed a quality belt so perhaps it will last as long as the one I removed. I did not remove it but I believe removal of the hydraulic filter would make the driveshaft job much easier.
So now, she sits on the rear two awaiting the brown truck to bring axle spindle bushings and a pair of wheel bearings.
And in the meantime, I am out cleaning up from our ice storm of a couplel weeks back. Thankful for the green tractor and FEL.
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Old 03-12-2015, 11:44 AM
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Glad you got it done. Yep the belt is a PITA. Water pump is even worse, ask me how I know.
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Old 05-07-2016, 09:53 PM
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picked up a 2182 with 450 hrs on it, good shape but had a blower on most of its life, looking for the plastic side panels for the engine, why would they put plastic on a machine like this, anyways thats what iam am oin the hunt for if anyone knows where to find, ive been checking e bay, what other machines have the same panels or could make fit nicely
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Old 05-08-2016, 07:17 AM
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Side panels are NLA. Check with member Andy2182, he had some made last year. They are the same as the other Cyclops except for the cut out for the muffler and the cooling slots.
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