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rear tire removal on cub cadet xt1

#1

L

LNCMUSNRET

New riding mower owner and new to this site.

I can usually find most stuff on you tube, but I can't find a video on how to remove the rear flat tire of my cub cade xt1. Any help out there?


#2

Catherine

Catherine

:welcome:

Welcome to the forum!

I'm going to move your thread over to our Cub Cadet section.
I'm sure someone over there will have an answer for you.


#3

BlazNT

BlazNT

Are you trying to take off the tire or the tire/wheel together?


#4

T

thuythu

Yes, I am having the same question. I would like to patch the rear tire and do not know how. Would you please help. Thank you very much.


#5

T

thuythu

I meant how to take the tire off completely (just like when we do patching on the car tire, we take the tire off, pushing it in a water basin to find the hole, then patch it up). Please help. Thank you very much.


#6

BlazNT

BlazNT

Back tire removal is just like a car. Jack up the rear of the mower. Remove the 4 lugs(nuts) and wheels come off.


#7

T

thuythu

Back tire removal is just like a car. Jack up the rear of the mower. Remove the 4 lugs(nuts) and wheels come off.

Thank you for replying to my question. However, this riding lawn mower does not have the 4 lug nuts, it has a cup cap. Would you please tell me how to remove the cup cap? I appreciate your help.


#8

BlazNT

BlazNT

Then i need your model number. The origion poster has an X1 and you do not. So you need to git your model number and post it.


#9

T

thuythu

Then i need your model number. The origion poster has an X1 and you do not. So you need to git your model number and post it.

I have the same model as the original posted question: Cubcadet XT1. Thank you again.


#10

B

bertsmobile1

Not trying to be arguementative but if you are talking about the rear wheel it will have 4 nuts.
If you are talking about the front wheel it has a cap that pops off.

When you hyjack another persons thread things become very confusing very fast.


#11

BlazNT

BlazNT

I have the same model as the original posted question: Cubcadet XT1. Thank you again.

I need a picture then because everything i find for the Xt1 showes 4 lug nuts on the back tires.


#12

L

Leedar

Same problem, and same single connection in center.

There are more than one type of rear tire for the XT1 and XT2(which I have, but same problem).

XT1 product range from CubCadet.com
Screenshot 2018-07-04 at 7.53.21 AM.png
(Only higher end ST & GT has the 4 bolt rear wheels)


XT2 product range
Screenshot 2018-07-04 at 7.52.49 AM.png
(Only higher end SLX & GX has 4 bolt rear wheels)


Google Image search, "Cub Cadet XT1"

Screenshot 2018-07-04 at 8.02.59 AM.png


#13

Boobala

Boobala

:rolleyes:..:confused3:..:confused2:..:confused:..:mur:


#14

BlazNT

BlazNT

Same problem, and same single connection in center.

There are more than one type of rear tire for the XT1 and XT2(which I have, but same problem).

XT1 product range from CubCadet.com
View attachment 38905
(Only higher end ST & GT has the 4 bolt rear wheels)


XT2 product range
View attachment 38906
(Only higher end SLX & GX has 4 bolt rear wheels)


Google Image search, "Cub Cadet XT1"

View attachment 38907

New person and still no model number. Did you read what Bart said about popping off the center cap?


#15

reynoldston

reynoldston

If you just have a flat tire use tire slim, easy fix :thumbsup:

https://www.slime.com


#16

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Bill Zell

Are you trying to take off the tire or the tire/wheel together?

I, too, have a leak in a rear tire of an XT-1. The tractor has single black cap on each of the 4 wheels. Does one simply remove the bolt under the cap or is there a complicated mess behind the wheel? The XT-1 does not have four lugs as somebody previously stated - at least not the past 2 years. Thanks to anyone who will answer this.


#17

BlazNT

BlazNT

MODEL NUMBER PLEASE. They make more than one XT1. From what I see about 8 different models. We need your model number to know the one you have.


#18

D

Dadillac

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMYRce7Q5nk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5Mf7UUdf5Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtG2_j6LqNA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJld44gQheU

One of these will help you. For the life of me I cannot see the need for the "pros" to insist on not helping if a specific model number is not posted. It seems that there are only wheels with lug nuts or wheels with the e-clip arrangement. So since you do not have the lug nuts you have the e-clip. Not sure why this couldn't be handled many many posts ago

Don


#19

BlazNT

BlazNT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMYRce7Q5nk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5Mf7UUdf5Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtG2_j6LqNA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJld44gQheU

One of these will help you. For the life of me I cannot see the need for the "pros" to insist on not helping if a specific model number is not posted. It seems that there are only wheels with lug nuts or wheels with the e-clip arrangement. So since you do not have the lug nuts you have the e-clip. Not sure why this couldn't be handled many many posts ago

Don

Don,

Bert did post how to remove the wheel.


#20

D

Dadillac

In case you have this cap here is a vid. They show the front but the rear will be the same
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzEnd7-aUS0

Don


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