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    Parts For Sale Selling most of my IH Cub Cadet items.

    Google maps is your friend. It's about 125 miles from Sterling, west of Peoria IL.
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    Monkeying around in Shultzie's garage

    Looks like you have a nice garage to be working out of. That's makes things much easier.
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    Gardens 2024

    Is there a reason you're trying to get the PH down into the 6's? When I was still farming, our goal was to get the PH to about 7. Crops grew better and it seemed like there were less weeds with a neutral PH.
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    New to me 169

    Doesn't the number #529036 come after #526811? Like 2225 units? Or am I missing something?
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    Snow Removal Advice for 1650

    I would have to disagree about the plow. That's what I started out with before going to a QA42A. I'll never go back to the plow for snow. As far as throwing stones, that's why there are skids on the sides and also why I made the quick adjust skids on my thrower. Takes me less than a minute...
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    Snow Removal Advice for 1650

    Just my two cents worth. I have a 129 and two versions of the QA42. One is an earlier model that I modified to a QA42A. I also added screw style adjustable skids to it. It served me well for several years but I've upgraded to a late model 4 paddle QA42A which in my opinion works better than...
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    hydro linkage

    It's easier to get to if you remove the fender/seat pan. And it's a small snap ring pliers.
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    hydro linkage

    Earl, like folks have said, you can get the snap ring off without pulling the hydro. You will need to take the seat and seat pan off to gain better access. And you will also need a good quality right angle snap ring pliers to do the job. A cheap pair won't work, I've tried. Like Gary, I have...
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    Scouts Honor, Farm Strong

    On your A/C conversion, I would just drain the compressor and replace with 134a compatible oil. From what I've read, esther oil is recommended for your compressor and is compatible with both R12 & 134a. You also might want to replace the receiver/dryer. When you refill, with 134a, use 80% of...
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    Replace PTO pulley with aux hydro-pump

    Or you could do like this guy did. Jump to the 16 minute mark to get to the basic outline of what he is doing. You might have to fast forward to get to the meat of the installation.
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    Funny Ads

    Interesting. Looks like an Olds engine which isn't a normal choice. Bet it's a handful to drive.
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    Funny Ads

    It's the Carolina Squat kit. Looks like a dog dragging it's butt around the yard.
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    982 international cub cadet

    I'm not seeing any pics.
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    Funny Ads

    I think the seat's worth more than the tractor.
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    782 Hydro Leak Help

    My daughter gave me this T shirt for Christmas one year. I embrace it.
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    782 Hydro Leak Help

    David, I didn't think that swapping valves, manual vs automatic, would have any effect of the hydraulic lift. Could you clarify? Swapping the pump would though.
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    New member - Canton, Oh - My 2182

    729-1032, -0166, -0169 & -0170 look like the same connectors my 1965 Ford F100 uses on its steering column for signal, brake and horn.
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    mod 70 1963 my way

    Only a farm boy would know what calf scours look like. Probably a dairy farm? Your comment brought back memories.
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    782 front subframe wear?

    I just welded mine up and ground them back into shape.
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    Packard 56 Series Connectors

    Plenty of sites to choose from. Just do a Google search on Packard 56 connectors. Several sites come up.
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