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Old 02-22-2015, 11:43 AM
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I have no problem with that diagram.
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I agree. I would rather start with something simpler and add the wanted accessories. As an example, this is a "Typical 16 amp Regulated Wiring Diagram" published by Briggs. Unless I'm mistaken that's what 1641 vanguards have.
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Google it, I found it online and downloaded it. If it doesn't show up I can email it to you.
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Google it, I found it online and downloaded it. If it doesn't show up I can email it to you.
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Got my hands on it, thanks Sam
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Mt tractor was missing the front hub caps when I got it. Partstree as well as several other sites show part number 931-3020 as the correct cap. I ordered them ad they don't fit. Am I missing something? I assume these just snap over the bolt head or something but they don't even come close.
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They snap over a large washer.
8 Cub Cadet 736-3095 Washer, Flat, .535 x 1.92 x .060 Thk
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I just going to say that. I went back out and checked again an they snap over the washer. I wonder if those washer have been replaced and they are the wrong ones? I guess Ill look into it further when I get the wheels off to replace the tires. They may just be a tight fit since they are new. I know the ones on my 2165 fit so loose, I feel like they will fall off while im mowing. They havnt yet but sure fit loose.
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A couple of months ago, I posted this....http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=36497


Today, I stopped into Home Depot to pick up a couple items. On my way out, I walk passed the lawn and garden section and saw the new Cub Enduros so I decided to check them out. All I have to say about them is thank you guys so much for talking some since into me!! What a total piece of junk! The entire tractor is plastic. I think the only metal on it is the deck and its very thin stamped sheet metal. I sat on it and felt like I was gonna break the thing in the store. It is a very cool looking tractor IMO and I love the new Cub yellow but again, thank you guys!!
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Glad you made the right choice. My guess is the new stuff will be rusted away long before your 1864 gives up.
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Thank goodness you had enough sense to let a bunch of strangers on the internet persuade you to spend your money on a 20 yr old lawn mower that you know nothing about.

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