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  1. PACub100

    Quitline tip

    Maybe I'm late to the game but, I found out today (out of necessity) that you can use a 5/8" deck pulley from the newer model 38, 44 and 50C decks, with a 1/2 x 78" belt on the Quietlines that use 3/8" belts and it works fantastic. I'd planned on using my 1872 to mow but just found out the PTO...
  2. PACub100

    Score!

    Anyone looking for a 124 and a 149 for cheap, both listed in my area for $200. According to the post, that'd be for both... Though, it could be each and still be a pretty decent deal.
  3. PACub100

    How Difficult to Replace Wiring Harness

    This. I redid my 100 using rolls of wire the same way. Masking tape and a sharpie. Even if you don't know what is what, just mark the end of the wire with a number, then mark what you took it off with the same number (or draw a little picture and mark that). It's pretty simple and I did mine in...
  4. PACub100

    Monkeying around in Shultzie's garage

    Good grief man!...you got every penny's worth out of those old ones...😛
  5. PACub100

    GOOD EATS!

    That looks like some good stuff there!... My brother smoked brisket and a chuck roast for yesterday's Easter lunch at my parents. I need to get my WSM cleaned up and ready to go for the summer...
  6. PACub100

    Funny Ads

    Little overkill on the shocks and springs?...I'd expect that tubing to give way before overloading of half of those... But actually, pretty cool to pull kids around. 👍😎👍
  7. PACub100

    1330 only runs on gas poured down carb

    Yes, that ethanol can wreak havoc if left sitting for awhile. I still use regular gas in mine, but I also use it year round... Mowing from spring to fall, snow duty in the winter.
  8. PACub100

    Decks

    Yes, I usually resort to a screwdriver but I scrounged up a set of snap ring pliers from a tool set given to me because of the location and (heaven forbid, we use a collar bolt and washer or even an access hole in the frame) and proceeded to remove said snap ring to the very end of the shaft, to...
  9. PACub100

    Mating Driveshaft to none standard engine

    Echo that as well. I use Duckduckgo on my phone and browser at work. While it's still chrome based, I never seem to have any issues with links or photos...
  10. PACub100

    Help with starter on newer xt1 46"

    That's what makes this forum awesome, lot of different ideas and views can help diagnose most problems 👍😎👍
  11. PACub100

    IH Cub Cadet 70

    Throw some wide diggers on there and they'd look great. Skinny tires.... Ehhh 👍😎👍
  12. PACub100

    Score!

    Anyone in NC looking for a super cub?
  13. PACub100

    Decks

    On a side note, has anyone, in the history of mankind, ever removed an old snap ring without sending it off to Neverland?? 🤔 With that being said, what size snap ring fits the hydro trunnion shaft?
  14. PACub100

    Decks

    Yes, I can use it for now. I could also use the one under the 1864 since my parents don't use it... They're difficult to break from the foot control of their John Deere 🤨 But, one nice thing about Pa is there's Cub parts... Everywhere. 👍😎👍
  15. PACub100

    Decks

    Well that's good to hear!... Guess it's time to start looking for a good 54" deck. Problem with those were they were prone to rust through if you sneezed on them...
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