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05-28-2025, 05:17 PM
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CC2072 Deck does not come all the way down Help
Looking for some help. I have a 2072 which I plowed with this past winter. I think I hit some ice or something hard while plowing. Upon trying to put the mower deck on the lift does not come down flush with the mower deck and the depth indicator shows it not to be all the way down. Upon inspecting the functioning of the cylinder, it appears to go all the way in and out. Also, the pins do not appear to be sheared and nothing overtly obvious looks to be bent. I suspect something is bent however short of replacing all parts I am not sure I can diagnose it. The tractor has low hours and is perfect in every other way. Any suggestions would be appreciated, thanks.
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05-28-2025, 08:41 PM
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Access a parts manual (top of page) and compare what you have to the diagrams , thats a good starting point
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05-29-2025, 06:20 AM
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I'm thinking you sheered a pin on the rockshaft assembly. IIRC there is a pin keeping part #1 & #2 together. If you sheered that pin it will cause your problem.
Screenshot 2025-05-29 at 05-13-39 Lookup Parts Via Diagram Cub Cadet US.jpg
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05-29-2025, 07:33 AM
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Thank you all, I have checked the cam for adjustment and have ruled that out. I am wondering if I did break a shear pin however I had thought that would be obvious by looking at it and the lift would not move at all. I am going to inspect this further.
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