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Old 03-17-2014, 01:08 PM
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Default Cast Iron parts

I just bought a Cast Iron lower grille housing, I think this might help pushing the 54" blade around a bit. It was kind of hard to find. I've been looking for a while. Seems most sellers want 25 to 30 dollars for the part and 40 to 60 to ship it. I finally found one with free shipping for 40 bucks. I guess that means I paid 10 or 15 to ship it. That being said, the only aluminum I have now is the upper nose grill which I believe did not come in cast iron on the QL's.
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Old 03-17-2014, 02:42 PM
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The cast grill should help quite a bit. The aluminum grill QLs are light in the front. The upper grill castings were all aluminum, even on the 1x8-1x9 series.
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Old 03-17-2014, 03:29 PM
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Awesome, let us know how it works out for you!

I'm personally curious because next year, my 1450 will be on blade duty and it's got a cast iron front grill.
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Interesting, i thought they were all cast iron.....the one on my '75 1250 is and its nice for ballast....thanks for learnin me something!!
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Old 03-17-2014, 04:43 PM
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Interesting, i thought they were all cast iron.....the one on my '75 1250 is and its nice for ballast....thanks for learnin me something!!
I found this list by Jeff Baker, but he hasn't made any changes or added anything lately. I read somewhere they went to aluminum bottom grill at 59**** but can't find my info.

I am making this list from info on the forum and found in my book.
If any are wrong please correct them..
Also add to the list if you have info

Cub cadet O
#501 thru 65457
a. mass production starts at 590
b. @ 10332 front spindle change from collars to 7/16 bolts

70/100
#65458 thru 127160
a. @ 70830 battery was changed to increase amprage capacity

71/1x2,3
#127161 thru 218009
a. first 123 is built #157490
b. ACR is introduced

72/1x4,5
#218010 thru 306085

73/1x6,7
#306086 thru 400000
a. 1st 147 is built #316816
b. yellow paint is changed @335968
c. white paint is changed @375939

86/1x8,9
#400001 thru 529999
a. hydro control handle coiled spring pin changed @428098
b. spark plug location changed @438962
c. PTO safety switch added @441194
d. Brake style PTO @482000
e. serial# 500000 is a 149
f. linkage on hydro is changed @503725
g. 1st 169 is built @506737

QL series
530000 thru 665000
a. steering tube change @530858
b. fuel tank change @560212
c. yellow paint change @562954
d. springs to screws on grill @565131
e. manual to auto relief valves 1450,1650 @590522
f. manual to auto relief valves 1250 @597245
g. muffler change @606613
h. grill screen change @613253
i. drive shaftchange @622957
j. front spindle size change @632502
k. wet brakes are introduced on GD @568544
l. wet brakes on hydros @604164
m. maintenance minder meter was changed @588841

82 series
665001 thru 700000
a.grill change @689330
b. final drive change @691605
By jeff l baker (Jbaker) on Saturday, April 06, 2013 - 10:55 pm:
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I wish I would have known you were looking, I have a couple QL's in parts, and I am within 30 min of you (warrenton)
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I've got friends and family in Warrenton, let me know if you got anything for sale.
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Hmmmmm...

When we finally thaw out, I'm gonna check those parts with a magnet. My 800 has a broken upper nose, wondering if it was iron v. Aluminum.
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The upper nose should be aluminum. Out of all the q uietlines I've had all have been aluminum upper most of the ones I've had were cast iron lower. Currently my 1000 is cast iron lower. 1200 is aluminum lower and my 1450 I THINK is a cast iron I would have too look at it to be sure
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