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    Lubricating Idler Pulleys

    I just squirt some WD-40 each time I mow. That is about an hour for me. Some will say it’s too light, but frequent application is the key. Just wipe any excess off the bottom of the pulleys before starting the mower.
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    Model 70 custom

    As long as it is the lower half of the tires, it would lower the center of gravity, however strain on a 7 hp engine moving 500 or so pounds would not exactly make it snappy!
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    71–Correct Decals

    Thank you!
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    71–Correct Decals

    Hello! I’m not new to the forum, but I haven’t posted in a while. I have my grandfather’s Model 71. Originally, the tractor had a blue front panel (no headlights), the black and red Cub Cadet decals on the hood and a blue crown-like emblem on the dash. It came that way as I remember the...
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    Towing ability 127

    I have a 71 and had about 2,500 lbs of mulch in my 5x8 trailer. I had to have my son sit on the hood to keep the front end down when going uphill!
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    Best mower with a 50" deck or bigger ?

    I’ve had a 184 for about 4 years, as well as a 71 for 20 years. I like the 184 because it rides much better than the smaller tractors. The 184 also can move some serious snow with weights and chains. The 184 also has greater torque than the one and two cylinder Cub Cadets until you get up to...
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