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I have a D-180 that broke an axle I have got all new parts and have removed transaxle from machine.  The 2 parts I am missing for re assembly are the metal screen with magnet for inside trans  and a new gasket from transaxle to pump.  I have done some looking and can not find these parts.  I have the old screen but the rubber gasket on the end of it has some rot and is apart from the screen.   The gasket is still in place but i would feel better putting in a new one before re build.  Thanks for your help

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pfrederi

New screens are not available.  Check with AtoZ tractor a vendor here to see if he has a good used one.  However I have never seen a rubber gasket on the screens in my units are you sure it isn't gasket residue?????  102759 is current gasket #

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