OEM Cub Cadet Parts & Accessories Online
Find genuine Cub Cadet parts by model for zero-turn mowers, lawn and garden tractors, compact tractors, utility vehicles and snow blowers. Pick your model below for the parts diagram, or go straight to mower blades and Cub Cadet belts. To identify your machine first, see where to find the Cub Cadet model plate.
Parts Diagrams by Model
- Blades - wear out from regular cutting and contact with debris.
- Belts - degrade over time due to tension and friction.
- Spindles - suffer from bearing wear and tear due to rotation.
- Air Filters - clog up with dirt and debris from the engine intake.
- Oil Filters - become clogged with contaminants from the engine oil.
- Fuel Filters - get clogged with impurities from the fuel.
- Deck Wheels - wear out from constant contact with the ground.
- Bearings - deteriorate due to friction and rotation over time.
- Ignition Switches - wear out from repeated use and electrical contact.
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Cub Cadet was originally established in 1961 as a brand under the International Harvester Company (IH). In 1981, IH sold the Cub Cadet division to the Modern Tool and Die Company (MTD), which continued to expand the brand's product line. MTD became a leading player in the lawn and garden industry, leveraging Cub Cadet's strong reputation for innovation and quality. In 2021, MTD was fully acquired by Stanley Black & Decker, Cub Cadet's presence in the market today is under this ownership.
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