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Old 05-02-2022, 06:57 PM
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Question Cub Cadet 127 bolt ID help
I was mowing 2 days ago and a vibration started. Feels like it’s coming from the rear end. Not sure. I found this bolt on the ground. I tore the 127 apart attempting to find its home with no luck. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Maybe your flex disc joint at the back end of driveshaft!?!
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Old 05-02-2022, 07:30 PM
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Thanks man, what’s the easiest way to access that joint?
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Old 05-02-2022, 08:02 PM
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Crawl under and look up. It is above the hydro oil filter.
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Okay I’ll pull the deck off and take a gander. From what I can gather From the information highway I should see a coupling with four bolts. Anything else I should look at for the missing bolts home? Appreciated
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Might want to check the engine bolts.
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There are three bolts on each side, at the rear, go thru the frame to hold the rear end, and keep it in proper alignment.
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I do not see any paint or rust on the bolt that is why I think it is a engine bolt.
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Yep no paint and not rusty, check the engine bolts.
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Thanks for the help. Just finished looking at the 127. All 4 flex disc joint bolts are there. All 4 engine mount bolts are there. Not sure if there’s other engine related bolts I need to check. I’m only seeing 1 rear end alignment bolt. See attached picture. So that might be the issue. I’m going to pull the tires off and take a look tomorrow.
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