Cub Cadet ISeries - Manual (Page 20)

BRAKES
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3. Remove the right side bushing first. This will
allow the shaft to slide far enough to the left to let
the other bushing to come out.
4. Install new bushings by following the above
steps in reverse order.
NOTE: Do not put grease on the bushings.
Grease can trap dirt that will accelerate the wear
of the bushing.
5. Check the operation of linkage and test drive the
tractor in a safe area before returning to service.
To remove/replace the brake cross shaft assembly:
1. Remove the brake pedal by removing the two
screws using a 1/2” wrench.
2. Remove the cotter pins that retain the three
brake rods. Slide the brake rods out of the brake
cross shaft assembly. See Figure 3.19.
3. Remove the four screws (two on each side) that
hold the sub-frame in place and slide it down.
See Figure 3.20.
Figure 3.19
Brake rods
Figure 3.20
Remove these screws