The wheel and axle slid out on the left side while driving down the road.The only manual i have i for a cub and it looks like there is a castle nut and cotter pin holding it in.Am i right in assuming its the same for the sa and how tight should it be and is there anything else i need to watch out for.I hate to dive in cold so i wanted to ask you giys first.I wont know till i open it up but it spend 900 miles on a trailer and my guess is old cotter pin and jiggling on a trailer for so long the nut backed off and finally fell off.
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