rear tire removal on cub cadet xt1

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
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(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"

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Leedar said:
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
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New person and still no model number. Did you read what Bart said about popping off the center cap?
 
BlazNT said:
Are you trying to take off the tire or the tire/wheel together?
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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.
 
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.
 
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
 
Dadillac said:
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
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Don,

Bert did post how to remove the wheel.
 
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