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Old 04-24-2022, 11:12 AM
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Default 1450 rear end leak
Pulled the 1450 out of storage and it had a leak from the tube on the bottom. Doesn’t appear to be loose, what is the fix? New tube, seal, bushing? Rather know before I take it apart. Photos wouldn’t upload.
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Are you sure??? Very common problems are relief valve leaks and cork gasket. They are above the tube and it could mislead your analysis.
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Old 04-24-2022, 11:41 AM
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Clean the area well w/some solvent.
When dry, douse the area completely with baby powder and wait.
The leak will leave a trail in the powder leading you right to the leak.
And your Cub will not only thank you but smell good as well!
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I scrapped a perfectly good rear like that, brand new relined disc brakes, all new seals etc /because I was tired of tripping on it and I offered it here in the classifieds for free even and had no bites.
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I scrapped a perfectly good rear like that, brand new relined disc brakes, all new seals etc /because I was tired of tripping on it and I offered it here in the classifieds for free even and had no bites.
That sucks..... If I llve near you I'd be over in a minute!
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Very common problems are relief valve leaks and cork gasket. They are above the tube and it could mislead your analysis.
Yup, I second that.

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Are you sure??? Very common problems are relief valve leaks and cork gasket. They are above the tube and it could mislead your analysis.
I will have to clean it some more but after what I whipped off I don’t see any runs coming from above, again I wish it was easier to upload the photos to show you.
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IF...........you have a bad Suction Tube (rusted), you can check with Patton or Houtz (our sponsors) at the tabs above, or internet (ie: eBay) for a good used one. It is available new from Cub Cadet, being Part Number #927-3008.
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IF...........you have a bad Suction Tube (rusted), you can check with Patton or Houtz (our sponsors) at the tabs above, or internet (ie: eBay) for a good used one. It is available new from Cub Cadet, being Part Number #927-3008.
Thanks for the info, I’ll let you all know how it goes.
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