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Cub Cadet 1415 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Parts Breakdown for Your Mower

If you’ve ever ordered a part for your Cub Cadet 1415 Parts Catalog machine and got the wrong one because the aftermarket listing was off by a digit, you know the frustration. This 69-page OEM parts catalog gives you the exact factory breakdown – part numbers, quantities, and exploded views – so you order what actually fits. No guessing. No returns because the catalog listed a different revision. This is the same document dealers use when they pull parts off the shelf. It covers serial numbers 147,088 through 170,600. Air cleaner, brake pedal, breather – it’s all in there.

I’ve spent 28 years turning wrenches, and I can tell you: aftermarket parts lists are written by people who never touched the machine. This catalog comes straight from Cub Cadet. Every nut, gasket, and spring has a factory part number. You order that number, you get the right piece. Period.

Air Cleaner Assembly – Exploded View and Part Numbers

Pages 1 and 2 break down the air cleaner system into 16 components. The wing nut (KH-X-276-7) and the cover (KH-45-082-01) are common wear items. The precleaner (KH-45-083-01) and element (759-3359) are service parts you’ll replace seasonally. Notice the gasket between the elbow and the cover – if it’s cracked, you’re sucking unfiltered air into the carb. That gasket is ref number 9, KH-277093. The catalog lists each part with a quantity and whether it’s a service item (S) or part of a larger assembly (/P). That’s data you can’t get from a generic list.

Brake Pedal & Connections – What Each Ref Number Means

Starting on page 3, the brake pedal assembly includes the pedal itself (703-1532), the parking brake bracket (703-1393), and two return springs (732-3046 and 732-3043). If your mower creeps forward with the brake locked, you likely need that parking brake grip (720-3019) or the cam (703-1558). The catalog shows the pin (715-0134) and cotter (714-0507) – small parts that get lost during disassembly. Having the factory part numbers means you can order them before you start the job, not after you find them missing.

Get the Breather Assembly Right

Page 5 shows the breather and vent assembly. This is one of those areas where aftermarket catalogs often combine parts into a single ambiguous line item. The OEM breakdown separates the gaskets, the vent tube, and the mounting hardware. If your engine is pushing oil out the dipstick, a clogged breather is often the cause. This catalog gives you the exact part number for the diaphragm and the vent cap. No aftermarket substitute needed.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Over Aftermarket Parts Lists

First, aftermarket lists often use superseded part numbers that are wrong for your serial range. This catalog covers only S/N 147,088–170,600. Second, the exploded diagrams show how parts fit together – you can see that the air cleaner elbow (KH-52-754-02) includes two gaskets (ref 15 and 16) that are not sold separately in generic lists. Third, the serviceability codes (S, /P, /F) tell you if a part is normally stocked or only available as part of a larger assembly. That means fewer trips to the dealer.

Does This Catalog Cover Your Cub Cadet 1415?

Check the serial number plate on your mower. If it falls between 147,088 and 170,600, this is the correct parts catalog. If your serial number is higher or lower, you need a different revision. Using the wrong catalog will give you wrong part numbers – I’ve seen guys order a carburetor gasket that didn’t match the bowl because the catalog didn’t cover their series. This is the exact document Cub Cadet published for that production run. Compare your mower’s serial number to the range listed in this Cub Cadet 1415 Parts Catalog.

The catalog is 69 pages long. That sounds like a lot, but each page covers one assembly – air cleaner, brake pedal, breather, steering, transmission, decks, wiring. You don’t read it cover to cover. You open it to the section you need, find the ref number, and write down the part number. That’s it. For related models, check the Cub Cadet 21121C29025 Parts Catalog – 73 Pages of Factory Specs or the Cub Cadet 984 Parts Catalog – 128 Pages of OEM Factory Parts Breakdowns. If you’re interested in how OEM documentation supports the broader Automotive Industry Overview, this catalog is a prime example. The same factory-level detail applies here. For further reading, see Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

What serial numbers does this catalog cover?

S/N 147,088 to 170,600.

Does this catalog include torque specs or repair procedures?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers, quantities, and exploded diagrams. For repairs, you need the factory service manual for the Kohler engine and the Cub Cadet chassis. That said, having the correct part numbers is half the battle – you can’t fix it if you can’t get the right part.

How do I read the part number references in the diagrams?

Each component has a reference number (e.g., Ref #1 is the wing nut). The table below the diagram lists the part number – in this case KH-X-276-7 – along with quantity and the service code (S for service item, /P for part of a larger assembly, /F for a part that is only sold as part of a factory assembly). Order using the part number, not the reference number.

Can I use this catalog to order parts directly from Cub Cadet?

Yes. Take the part number to any Cub Cadet dealer or online OEM parts retailer. Because this is the factory catalog, the numbers are current for the production run covered. If a part has been superseded, the dealer system will cross-reference it. Never rely on aftermarket sites that claim to offer “OEM equivalent” parts – they often substitute a cheaper batch that doesn’t fit.

You need the right parts to keep a machine running. That means using the original factory documentation – not a third-party copy. Access the Factory Manual now and start ordering the correct Cub Cadet 1415 components today.