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Bill

07-06-1999 19:41:39

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I have a Cub Cadet Model 1015. I purchased it from a friend, so I don't have the manuals. I need to find the belt that drives the back wheels. Mine is old, and I cannot read the numbers. I live in a small town, and resources are limited. Anyone have any info on a web page I can poke around on? I found one web page, but it listed every model but mine. HELP, I can't borrow my neighbors mower forever.

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Milton Slaseman

04-25-2002 09:20:17

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

Require a V Belt for Cub Cadet Tractor the part number on belt is 754-3055A 1 inside a circle and then 2930 inside circle. What is your price?

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Joe

04-09-2002 17:45:31

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

I need a mowing deck for a cadet 108 with 12hp. Can someone tell me how large of deck this is suposed to have? And also does anyone have one for sale? This is not a restored machine. I just need one in good working order.

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Joe

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Bill

04-19-2002 07:31:04

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Re: Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Joe, 04-09-2002 17:45:31

I have a 1967 cub cadet 122 and i would like to find a steering box and a service/repair manual for this model.....any help is much appreciated.

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Bill Henley

04-24-2002 07:53:28

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Re: Re: Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 04-19-2002 07:31:04

I need a steering box for a 1967 122 cub cadet that is in good working order

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Bob Glenn

02-12-2002 07:20:50

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

I have a Cub Cadet 124 Riding Lawn Mower. I need the decals and a crankshaft and 1 connecting rod. I think this is a 12 HP. I thought it was a 16HP,but someone told me they only came with a 12HP. Could anybody help with the parts and does any one know if this is a 12 or 16 HP or maybe it could be either one. Thank you Bob

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Andy Peto

01-17-2002 13:56:32

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

Re 1977 model 1000 cub cadet
Need explode view of clutch shaft, release brg exploded, and not shure how brg and spring go on shaft

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Daniel B. Reeser

12-06-2001 07:34:30

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

I'm in need of a part#1254 807 c1, this is a lever for attaching the short and long bar under the 1872 super garden tractor to lift a h42 snow blower

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Paul Schmidt43

05-18-2006 07:22:34

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Re: Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Daniel B. Reeser, 12-06-2001 07:34:30

I need Cub Cadet Model 80 Deck Parts. I need Newor Used Quill or Quill parts. I have a 36" deck. Both my Quills are shot. If you have any or all the parts let me know Please.

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Clarence Hunter

11-05-2001 06:11:44

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

Information regarding starting coil for Cub Cadet tractor Model No.214

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d Pleva

07-28-2001 10:30:11

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

Looking for a single bottom plow that will work
on a cub cadet garden tractor

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Roger Brown

06-28-2001 10:03:55

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

Looking for a snow blower to fit a Cub 149.

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Quality Sales Service

01-28-2001 11:33:29

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

Dear Bill,

I just saw your e-mail posted here. By now I figure you have got the correct belt for your Cub 1015. We are a Cub Cadet Dealer in Illinois and stock many origial equipment parts. We would be glad to help you with all your parts. You can E-mail us with your requests at ecubcadet@yahoo.com.

Thanks

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Rick

05-03-2000 14:02:21

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

I am looking for a cutting deck in good condition for a Model 123 Hydrostatic Tractor. In lieu of this, I could use a lead to someone who could rebuild an existing deck in the state of New Jersey. Any leads? Thanks!

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Rick

05-03-2000 11:59:15

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

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Steven L. VAthy

03-31-2000 05:14:26

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

Wanted Cud Cadet 1863 manual

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Steve Vathy

03-31-2000 05:16:04

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Re: Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Steven L. VAthy, 03-31-2000 05:14:26

Wanted Cub Cadet Manual ( better spelling )

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JMott

11-08-1999 11:05:40

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

Can anyone help me find a gasket for the fuel bowl on a K161?????

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steve from mo

07-07-1999 07:16:18

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Re: Cub Cadet Parts in reply to Bill, 07-06-1999 19:41:39

Bill,

If you can't get better information, like a part number, here is what I'd try:

Take the old belt off, measure the width of the pulleys, and take the belt with your pulley measurement to NAPA or someplace that carries lots of belts. That way, you should get a belt that is close enough to work. Even if your old belt is broken take it along so you and the counterperson can guess at the proper length for a new belt.

If the belt is completely missing, use a rope to get a good estimate of the length needed. Allow for some slack if that's how the clutch works. Routing should be relatively simple for a drive belt like that.

You may need to buy more than one belt if you are still uncertain about length. Then return the wrong one once you get one installed.

Steve

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