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Old 04-07-2015, 02:31 PM
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So, I'm ordering new pulleys for the mule drive for the mower deck assembly...but I've seen a few sites state they are Stens. Does IH no longer make them and this is my only choice? I'm looking for longevity here. I don't want to keep replacing these pulleys.....whats everyones thoughts?

http://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/cubcadet/ih-61176-c92

http://www.mowpart.com/280-188-stens-v-idler.html
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The "stamped steel" or solid cast iron, are the ones you want. Stay away from any cast aluminum ones.
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Well they say that their a direct replacement. Look like the ones I got from cub cadet. I don't know what they charge for shipping, don't think my dealer charged for shipping. I would get them.
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I used Primeline #705482.
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I used Primeline #705482.
Wow, $6.35 for those Primeline at Mill Supply. I'm assuming you like them since you're suggesting them.
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is it possible to take them apart, clean them, and put in new grease? Or are they all internal?
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So far they are working well, only time will tell of course. I tilled my whole garden and they were still cool to the touch. They are catalogged as "heavy duty", I looked at several before using these, I couldn't justify the solid jobs that are around $50 each. They do not have replaceable bearings though.
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ok, so I am having to get new belts as well for the mower. Both belts actually. So, I was looking up the parts on cubcadet.com and it classifies it by the different serial numbers on the mower itself. So, I looked at the serial number on the mower itself and its: 03200170110395

would the serial number happen to be 110395?

and its a 44A mower deck
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I've had great luck with these, and this seller. I don't know if these are the actual ones you need , but I bet he has them. Don

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