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    Archive through April 28, 2007

    Hello, Picked up a pair of narrow rear rims for my cub. Noticed later that the valves are on the inside of the rim. Are these IH, and are they made for mounting on the inside of a set of duals? Thanks Dan
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    Archive through May 14, 2005

    I'm trying to set up a spring assist on my 70, the Brinley type. Don't know if I have the wrong spring or not. The one I have is the same as on the IH assist. It seems too long and too tight for the diameter to fit. Anyone have some info on this? Thanks Dan}
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    Archive through February 28, 2005

    I'll take a look see for the hole. I know my 70 doesn't have one in it. As for the drag link and the tie rod being reversed, I'll check it out tomorrow. It looks like its had new spindles installed and the PO mighta mixed them up. Thanks all for the info
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    Archive through February 28, 2005

    Does anyone have measurements for the location for a light switch on a 102? Also, was adjusting the toe on the 102 and to get it anywhere near, I am only hanging on by a couple of threads. Doesn't seem normal to me. Any thoughts?
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    Archive through September 02, 2004

    I could use a measurement from somebody. I'd like to cut the engagement lever from a wide frame creeper to use in a narrow frame. Does someone have a length for me? Thanks Dan
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    Archive through May 29, 2004

    Got a question about creeper gears. Picked one up, it is cast iron i'm guessing. Has the long shifter rod. What does it fit? Have installed it in my 70 but was a pain!!!!!!!!! Can the lever be interchanged with a 2 piece one that I'm guessing is the right one for my 70...
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    Archive through February 13, 2004

    Ken, Thanks for the info. Kraig, Yes I have fenders, does that change things? One more question, Does anyone know if the center to center spacing on 70 headlights is the same as on a 71?
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    Archive through February 13, 2004

    Question on a 70 taillight: When I mount my taillight on my 70, do I use the same bolt that the spring assist is mounted with? Also, there is a small hole close by in the frame. I'm guessing thats where the wire runs, and if so was there a rubber grommet in the hole to protect the...
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    Archive through January 16, 2004

    Was out hunting parts for my 70 and come across a set of inner wheel weights. They were in 2 pcs. to facilitate removal without removing wheel. They were on 12x8 cub wheels. Does anyone know if they will work on 12x6 wheels and who would you figure was the maker?
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    Archive through January 08, 2004

    Jerry, I plow snow with a 70, stock width ags and chains. Added second set of chains and it really digs in now!
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    Archive through November 04, 2003

    Thanks Kenny and Ryan for the info. Just got back in town so my thanks is late. (Message edited by dleis on November 05, 2003)
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    Archive through November 01, 2003

    Just installed a spring assist on my 70. Anyone have advise on spring tension? Don't know how easy the handle pull should be. Any help would be appreciated.
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