Cub Cadet 6X4 User Manual

Chapter 8 - Caterpillar Engine and Related Systems
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13h. Match-mark the two coolant pipes at the
engine end of the system. Disconnect the
to-radiator pipe by loosening the hose
clamp using a 5/16” driver.
13i. Remove the single screw from the center
of the clamp that holds the two pipes to
the frame using a 3/8” wrench.
See Figure 8.87.
13j. Match-mark the to-radiator pipe for align-
ment, roughly 4” (10cm) in front of the S-
bend beneath the passenger’s seat.
See Figure 8.88.
13k. Use a compact tubing cutter, ratcheting
tubing cutter, or a hacksaw to cut the to-
radiator pipe at this point.
13l. Remove the rear half of the to-radiator
pipe
Figure 8.87
Coolant pipe
clamp bracket
To-radiator pipe
Pipe clamp
mounting screw
Return pipe (hose)
Figure 8.88
Cut here to remove
13m. Match-mark the return pipe for alignment
in such a way that the pieces can be dis-
tinguished from the pieces of the to-radia-
tor pipe.
13n. Use a compact tubing cutter, ratcheting
tubing cutter, or a hacksaw to cut the to
return pipe at this point. See Figure 8.89.
13o. Remove the rear half of the return pipe,
then maneuver the front part of each pipe
out of the frame.
13p. Prepare for Installation: Match-mark and
cut the replacement pipe or pipes to
match the removed pipes.
13q. Cut two 3” (7.6cm) lengths or straight 7/8”
(2.23cm), and have two pair of hose
clamps suitable for securing the 3” lengths
of hose handy. See Figure 8.90.
Figure 8.89
Match-mark and cut
Figure 8.90
(2) short lengths
of hose to connect
coolant pipes
Replacement coolant pipes:
match-marked and cut.

Cub Cadet 6X4 Specifications

General

Brand	Cub Cadet
Model	6X4
Category	Utility Vehicle
Language	English