How To Change the Tires on a Cub Cadet XT1
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- Опубликовано: 15 мар 2021
- In this video a Weingartz expert demonstrates how to change the tires on a Cub Cadet XT1 Tractor.
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Very helpful to make sure I did everything correctly. Thanks!
Thanks- I have a slow leak and needed this.
Very awesome, thank you very much!
thanks. what is the shoulder side of the tire? My tire is not sliding on enough to replace cotter pin.
What size tube would you use on these
I could not tell if the plastic cap for the front wheel had a metal insert or not. Mine has a metal insert, but the cap won't go back on with the metal insert as it keeps the plastic cap from getting seated down far enough and if I take the metal insert out the cap is prevented from snapping in place by the axle itself. Suggestions? The cap seems fine otherwise and appears like it should attach again with no problem.
Your hands cover how to remove the pin in the front tire.
I want to change the tire on the rim.
Will a craftsman front tire work on a Cub cadet
I just replaced my front tire. It seems a little wobbly...is that normal? There seems to be too much space.
So it's necessary to change the entire wheel? Not possible to put a new tire on the wheel if you run over a nail?
You can put a tube in it…no need for a whole new tire.
Is that bolt holding the tire on called a shoulder bolt ?
The plastic cap is the hardest part to deal with on us. I cut mine off. Absolutely ridiculous that it's not a threaded object or there's not some other way to house that bolt. Plus the guy says he uses this tool right here, what tool? you don't show it.
I removed the bolt and washers on mine, but the wheel does not "just slide off the axle".
Did you ever figure out the issue? Mine is doing the same thing. I was mad when he said “just slide right off”
@@drakeroten8928 No, but I watched some other fellow who does small engine repair and only has one hand. He did the whole thing start to finish without edits in less than 14 minutes. Wow. He made it easy. I was able to do it in an hour (I'm slow) even with the wheel still on. Now I suppose you will want to know who it was. Aright. Don't know. It's "[somebody's] small engine" channel. Dude has many years of experience it's obvious. He never mentions not having another hand. You just notice it all of a sudden. Never slows him down.
Thank you so much
How to remove the frount tire
He does both. Fast forward to 3:35
"That's what she said."
Buonasera avrei una domanda montando ruote da 20x8-8 ho una piastra in ferro proteggi posteriore che non mi permette di montare ruote da 20x9.5-8 vedo che nel video non è presente posso rimuoverla?
I wanted to see you actually change the tire, where the grease fitting is plastic and slides on now instead of being welded to the wheel like it is from the dealer.
This is a video of how to change the wheels.. not a video on how to change tires.
Easiest way to do it is to buy the wheel and tire already assembled. That's how they're sold...good luck changing those little tires
It would be nice if you had a better view that isnt obstructed by your hands.
Also, you didn't change the tires. You just took it off the axle and put it back on. Useless video.
I own an XT2 and the right rear was in need of repair. I followed your directions. However, the bolt was very hard to unscrew and it broke. I was careful and checked to make sure the bolt was in a normal thread direction. MTD seems to be trying to save about 25 cents by not using lock washers as the old Cub Cadet used on the back wheels. Whoever assembled the wheels on my Cub Cadet put too much Blue Loctite on the bolt. This is insanity! No mower now and what do I have to do for repairs? I'll have the Cub Cadet XT2 picked up for repair and will buy a new axle because MTD was saving 25 cents instead of buying lock washers. I'm very upset. Never buy Cub Cadet again. Two years ago the starter went out just months after the warrantee was over. It took from June until October to get the part and have it fixed! Terrible company MTD. Stop using Blue Loctite!!!
There's a difference between a tire and wheel/rim. This video doesn't seem to get that
Yet another unhelpful video. You don't cover the most difficult part, getting the tire off the rim and putting a new one on. You should change the title to "how to remove cub cadet wheels and then put them back on
Not everyone has those tools. Should show how to with unpowered tools.
Just a simple ratchet and extension and proper socket should do the job.