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Old 03-26-2016, 10:40 AM
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I have a 105 with a 381U111 deck.

The center spindle bearings are toast. In looking at page 21 of the CPE-2B Mower Decks pdf: http://www.onlycubcadets.net/pdf/CPE...er%20Decks.pdf

I think this is my deck, but part number 40 says "only for U115 decks". I think I am looking for an ST745

My question is, can I still get bearings for this deck, and do I have to replace the whole spindle?
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Since there were many generations of the 38" mower deck, it would be best if you post a picture of your deck, so we are all on the same page.
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Ok, thanks. I'll get a few pictures this afternoon
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Here is the deck. If I need better pictures, I can dig it out of the shed:
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This is the ST745 bearing, but it say for 44 and 50 inch decks: http://www.ebay.com/itm/ST745-New-Sp...0AAOSwcdBWR3hQ
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If your spindles are the non rebuildable kind, I have two from a 38 inch deck that I can part out.
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It appears the deck generation you have is found on Page 21 of the CPE2 Parts Manual. That deck could have had two types of bearings. The #40 you see, as well as the #27 rebuild-able type. You will have to tear into it to find out exactly. As an educated guess, yours is the rebuild-able type.
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I have these three. Good working condition. Send a PM if they're what you need.
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Thanks. I'll have to tear into it next weekend, and see which type that I have.
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It looks like the pulley is all wallowed out, as well as the shaft. I took the spindle out. Do these look like the kind that come apart, or the one piece/non-rebuildable unit





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