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    Those pesky pto set screws

    When you said "chase the last screw out" are you using a reverse bit or just drilling through the set screw with the bit to the inner shaft breaking it up. I have a couple set screws that are stripped.
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    Fan to replace PTO assembly

    Thanks Harry. The Cub came with (2) half moon clutch covers. One is a screen and one is solid. Does it matter which is installed? I don't plan to cut grass.
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    Fan to replace PTO assembly

    Thank you for the information. I appreciate it. I have a 69' 106 and am in the learning stage.. Great forum.
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    Fan to replace PTO assembly

    Hi, Just checking out there to see if anyone has installed a fan behind the grill to cool the engine? I do not need the PTO and was thinking of removing it and installing a small fan on the shaft. Any thoughts or opinions? I checked this forum but only found a guy who installed a fan on the...
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    Cub Tires on a Model 106

    Thanks Harry. I am going to pass on the 12"wides and probably go with the 23x10.5 - 12's. I took a close look, with tape measure, and I don't seem I have the room on the inside frame. Right now with the 8.50's, I have 2 inches to spare between the tire and frame. A 10.5 would add an...
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    Cub Tires on a Model 106

    Thanks for the response Jim. My Cub is wearing 23x8.50x12's. The 24's are cheap but didn't know if they would fit on my rim which I believe to be stock. Sometimes with auto tires the wider width can't be handled by the rim because of the bulge. I'll look at the previous threads as recommended.
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    Cub Tires on a Model 106

    Thanks Robert, thats good to know.
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    Cub Tires on a Model 106

    Hi. Glad to have found this forum and could use some advice. I have a Cub Model 106 and currently have 23x8.5-12 tires on the rear. Would anyone know if I could mount 24x12.00 -12's or 23x10.50 -12's as a replacement? I have a new set of the 24's available from a friend and it appears I have...
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