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  1. R

    Archive through January 04, 2010

    Frank I have put the whole wide front axle assembly on a narrow front cub. It is probably an easier way to do it. Roger
  2. R

    Archive through December 30, 2009

    Bruce N I have had good luck using a punch or chisel and a hammer. Just tapping the wheel where the bearing goes every 20 degrees or so all the way around to reduce the size of the opening a bit. Do it lightly and go all the way around. Then try the bearing. If its still to big repeat as...
  3. R

    Archive through August 21, 2009

    Tyler the oil filter was an option on a Series II not standard equipment. Roger
  4. R

    Archive through May 04, 2008

    Pat K the blade you posted a picture of is off a Sears/Roper tractor. The lift linkage is original but the actual blade has been replaced. Roger
  5. R

    Archive through April 30, 2008

    The first IH (MTD made) red diesel was the 782D and they probably average about $2000 when sold here in the midwest. Later yellow ones include the 882, 1582 and 1782 I believe. Roger
  6. R

    Archive through January 20, 2008

    Kentucky I suspect your debit card problem is almost all of them have a $500 limit in any 24 hour time period to protect you if it gets or the number gets stolen. Roger
  7. R

    Archive through January 04, 2008

    Jared i could be wrong but I believe they are straight cut gears with no pitch angle. Roger
  8. R

    Archive through January 06, 2008

    Don T. the belt for an Original should be available at any CC dealer. IH-376230-R1 should be the number. Roger
  9. R

    Archive through December 05, 2007

    Lonny you said you replaced the carb with another one. Was it by by any chance one from a fly wheel gear drive starter engine not a starter generator engine. The chokes are different between the two types. The choke on a starter genrator motor covers more of the opening than the other kind...
  10. R

    Archive through December 03, 2007

    I told Kraig I would show a better picture of my 147. The first is how it looked when first put together and the second is how it is configured now. Roger
  11. R

    Archive through December 03, 2007

    Kraig its a 18HP Subaru Robin V-twin. I don't have pictures of the whole tractor here but will post one tonight. Roger
  12. R

    Archive through December 02, 2007

    I also used a winch on my home made Johnny Bucket on a 147 and because it moved so fast I doubled the cable with a pulley. This effectively cuts the lift speed in half and doubles the lift capacity. Roger
  13. R

    Archive through January 27, 2007

    G. L. the K141 Has the same bore as an early K161 but a shorter stroke crankshaft. That is why it is 14 cubic inches not 16 cubic inches. It is also why it is 6.25 HP not 7 HP like the K161. Roger
  14. R

    Archive through January 26, 2007

    Earl no as it is at least a foot wider. Roger
  15. R

    Archive through January 26, 2007

    G.L. the K141 is a 14 cubic inch 1 cylinder version of the K161/K181 Kohlers that are used in CCs. Rated at 6.25 HP. Roger
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