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Old 12-25-2018, 11:30 AM
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Did all mower deck come with the small helper wheels? The 38" deck that was on my 100 did not have them. Just wondering if they were taken off at some time or if they were an option on the deck. Thanks
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From the information I have, the 7" Gauge Wheels were standard equipment on the rear of the Mower Deck.
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From the information I have, the 7" Gauge Wheels were standard equipment on the rear of the Mower Deck.
Pretty sure some of the 38s came without them. But I’ll have to look to see where I saw that.
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My information came from the IH CPE-2B Parts Manual.
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My information came from the IH CPE-2B Parts Manual.
My CPE-2 shows no wheels on 71-74 built decks (38, 42 and 48) and no wheels on 38C, but wheels on everything else.
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I can't say for sure, but the Gauge Wheels are talked about in the Owners Manual on Page #6, see link: Owners Manual.
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I can't say for sure, but the Gauge Wheels are talked about in the Owners Manual on Page #6, see link: Owners Manual.
You’re right about them showing up in all the user manuals I can find.

See them mentioned as optional equipment in the 38c user manual.

https://www.onlycubcadets.net/pdf/44...p%20Manual.pdf Page 14

Wide frame service manual shows a 42” without it on page 3-2

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Here is the id tag on the mower deck.
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Here is the id tag on the mower deck.
That’s a newer 38c, built after 1981 I’d say. You should be able to find some brackets and wheels to bolt to the back.

Check out the user manual I posted above.
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Wheels will work but if you have 8.50 rear tires you will need to move them in board, there should be holes in the deck like this one.
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