Cub Cadet 2000 Series - Manual (Page 82)

2000 Series Tractors
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9. While holding the tilt steering bracket shoulder bolts
with a 3/4” wrench, remove the lock nuts using a 9/
16” wrench. See Figure 6A.19.
NOTE: The threaded section of the shoulder bolts
are a “D” shaft. Applying torque to the bolts
will cause them to round over the “D” sec-
tion, making it very difficult to get the bolt
out.
NOTE: On early production units, a large nut was
used as a spacer on the right shoulder bolt.
See Figure 6A.19.
NOTE: On current production models; there is an
adjuster plate attached to the tilt steering
bracket with a screw on each side of the
bracket. See Figure 6A.20.
NOTE: The adjuster plates can remain attached to
the tilt steering bracket.
Figure 6A.19
Shoulder bolt
Figure 6A.20
Adjuster plate