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Having touble locating grease seals for a spindle on my 42 in IH deck. The part number on the seal that came out is IH-473 428 R91. This cross reference is IH-473428-R92 however that one doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?
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Model # 42 U 1113. The grease seal we removed was a 473 428 R91. Our local parts store cross referenced it to a 473428 R92. We tried that but it wasn't the right seal (just dropped in and wouldn't seal anything). We did have success though when we took the spindle in and had them measure everything. NAPA 10034 worked.
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So, NAPA can get a seal that works. I tried earlier this year, but ended up having to trek down to the Cub dealer (they only seem to carry 2 in stock). Had the same problem with NAPA giving me one that just fell in the spindle housing.
Thanks for the part number. Cheers |
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