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  1. K

    Archive through July 03, 2006

    Thanks to everyone who provided input re. replacing the crankcase seal on my 107. I got it back together Saturday morning and it was a good feeling mowing again. This tractor has become a real friend and I missed it. And once again, I have a renewed appreciation for these little tractors...
  2. K

    Archive through June 27, 2006

    Sounds good Kyle. I have no idea how the last guy installed the seal. I hope it's a tight fit so I won't need to revisit this again soon. Thanks again.
  3. K

    Archive through June 27, 2006

    Anthony Owsley: Thanks for the feedback. The engine was rebuilt some time before I got it - and I've had it now about 5 years. It uses/loses almost no oil at all. (How can I check the breather reed valve?) I have the replacement seal and will install it tomorrow and button everything back...
  4. K

    Archive through June 27, 2006

    Thanks Dennis. That sounds fine to me. Appreciate it. The old seal must have started moving somehow - which caused it to work its way loose.
  5. K

    Archive through June 27, 2006

    Charlie, I meant to mention the other day.. might you consider adding the bearing-puller photos and description to the FAQ in regard to front PTO removal? I know it would have been very helpful to me. I ordered the crank seal and plan to pick it up today or tomorrow. One question...
  6. K

    Archive through June 22, 2006

    Thanks Charlie. I did not read your reply until just now. What I ended up doing was putting a long narrow pipe through the puller - and against the frame - and pulled it off. Having now taken this all apart, I see how it all goes now.
  7. K

    Archive through June 22, 2006

    Hey fella's I need a hand. I'm trying to remove the front PTO clutch from my 107 so I can replace the crankshaft oil seal. I've removed the 6 set screws but it is not coming off. Can I use a puller and pull against the "button"? I was afraid to try this without checking first. Any...
  8. K

    Archive through June 09, 2006

    After finishing mowing this weekend and on the way back to the barn, my 107 started spewing white oil smoke from the front. I shut it right down and determined that (I think) the front crank seal came loose - causing oil to escape and be sprayed onto the hot exhaust. Here is a photo of...
  9. K

    Archive through May 16, 2006

    Thank you sir.
  10. K

    Archive through May 16, 2006

    Besides the link at the top of this page, where is the other Cub Cadet FAQ page again?
  11. K

    Archive through April 12, 2006

    Thank you Kraig for all the service today!
  12. K

    Archive through April 12, 2006

    Yes I have that Kraig. Thanks. It is for wide-frame models. I did print it in case they are similar however.
  13. K

    Archive through April 12, 2006

    Thanks Kraig. I went to cubfaq.com but that site is incomplete and I see nothing referring to steering boxes there.
  14. K

    Archive through April 06, 2006

    FAQ entry #16 is "What are the Kohler Engine Torque Specifications" (??)
  15. K

    Archive through April 06, 2006

    I did check the FAQ file, but there is nothing listed for a narrow-frame steering box...?
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