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03-28-2023, 02:51 PM
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125 hydro damper plate
I’ve looked at our site sponsors’ websites and I can’t seem to find what I’m looking for. Is there a bushing I can buy that would slide over the stud on the hydro damper plate? I can slide a .010” feeler gauge between the cam plate slot and the damper plate stud, I just wish it were tighter. I have already put the tractor back together after servicing the trunnion plate, springs and both spring keepers. I bought some shims and Teflon cam bushing to tighten it up best I could. I got everything from CCS.
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03-30-2023, 09:53 AM
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I'm not aware of anything. When they designed and manufactured the Cub those tolerances were needed to work without jam. I'm sure its worn just a bit. I also ordered, from Charlie shims, and added where I thought I could help. Those are two pretty hefty pieces of steel, I'm sure Cub engineering had wear in mind 50 years ago. They did a great job I.M.O. If you hit the outer edge of that mechanism with a file, you will figure that's some quality. I think you're good to go! I also have an 125 and enjoy it, and the learning curve of splitting it and tightening and rebuilding the trunion, don't forget the cork gasket. L.O.L
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03-30-2023, 11:05 AM
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Mine isn’t leaking at the moment, it’s possible someone way before me changed it. I had to split my 125 to change both springs on the trunnion and the keepers. I learned that the brake pedal must be 100% retracted, or it adversely affects trunnion range of motion.
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03-30-2023, 11:56 AM
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Can I use aerosol white lithium grease? Or would it be better to put a dab of wheel bearing grease on it?
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03-30-2023, 01:46 PM
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Either one will work,remember grease attracts dust,dirt,dry grass etc.Sometimes less is better.My thought,is off season my 125 is always blew off,garaged.On jack stands, I move all my linkages,keep them free.I once had choke cable stick,that can be a tough one.Learned my lesson,little bit pre maintenance, I'm ready to go
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