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Old 04-29-2010, 02:15 PM
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Default 44c mower deck spindle bearings
These are the sealed type, can they be pressed out or do I have to replace the hole thing?
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I think they are sealed. Someone more knowledgeable can help you out. I believe the older 38" and 42" decks have bearings that you can replace individually and the newer 44" and 50" have sealed bearings that need to be replaced as a unit with the shaft. Hopefully someone who knows for sure can answer this.
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Old 05-03-2010, 04:28 PM
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The bearings on my 48" deck are replaceable and it's a very easy job to do.
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Old 05-03-2010, 04:52 PM
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The bearings for the 44C deck are non-serviceable. You will need ST-745 Bearing for a replacement

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Roland, do you know where to buy new ones and how much do the cost? Thanks
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The ST-745 is a bit hard to find, in that, CC wants to sell you to whole "spindle assembly".

I would try the sponsors above first, Then I would try the Dealers listed in our Parts Resource Section, and lastly, a good ole google search.
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In my search last fall, I finally came up with Carter & Gruenwald (i think i spelled that right). They were the only ones that had that type of bearing. They are in the deck on the 149 and are working great. Last fall they were $64.00 each.


New one in the front.
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Cany anyone explain the purpose of the groove cut in the center ?
I have always been curious about that ....
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The only thing that I can think of is, that it is part of the manufacturing process.
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That was my only guess Roland ...But as each step has a cost I discounted it ... :HeadScratch
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