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Upgrade NowTook the mower deck off today. Will break it down for blasting tomorrow evening. I’m going the check the spindles for wear. Anyone know where I can get a parts diagram with part numbers for a 441U-1111 deck? Spindle bearings specifically. Also going back with all stainless steel fasteners.
Points well made and notedIt will probably cheaper to get some of the later style aluminum housing spindles and rebuild them. The "water pump" style that originally came on that deck has no user serviceable parts inside the spindle/bearing assembly.
I would not use stainless steel bolts for reassembly; the original hardware was Grade 5; the stainless hardware you get at a hardware store is about the same strength as Grade 1 or 2 bolts. Not anywhere near as strong.
You will notice in the picture the tunnel cover did not have a release lever. I ordered one that did and plan on putting the wheels back on and doing just that. It came this evening, so next picks will be much cleaner…..lolPut the wheels back on and set up a date with a power washer!
Looks like it could use a bath.
Line-X would be a better coating if one must coat. Line-X’d the floor in my old fishing boat, and it is better than new. Have had two pickup beds Line-X’d; really like it as a protective coating.What do y’all think about coating the inside of the battery box with Flex-Seal. Of course, I will unplug the drain hole.
I have a Line-x bed too, kinda expensive for this application. I’ll probably go with flex-sealLine-X would be a better coating if one must coat. Line-X’d the floor in my old fishing boat, and it is better than new. Have had two pickup beds Line-X’d; really like it as a protective coating.
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