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  1. RCLivingston

    42" snow blade adventure

    PS…i got the sub frame straightened as best i could, tacked the ears as shown, and will be adding plate gussets and am making up a lift rod.
  2. RCLivingston

    102 main drive belt question

    I did indeed loosen the bolt "N" in the manual and the belt came off nicely! Thanks!
  3. RCLivingston

    oil capacity question

    I shall consult these sources! Thank you sir!
  4. RCLivingston

    oil capacity question

    I never would have thought of this! Thank you!
  5. RCLivingston

    oil capacity question

    Aha! This makes me sleep better! Thank you sir!
  6. RCLivingston

    42" snow blade adventure

    So, yesterday (Saturday) I began the process of removing the mower deck and mule drive in order to mount my 42" snow blade onto my '67 102. I had cleaned and painted and straightened the undercarriage and blade as a lot of bent parts were in evidence, a couple of months back. (I paid $75.00 for...
  7. RCLivingston

    oil capacity question

    Afternoon all! I changed the oil on my 1967 102. Ran the machine for twenty minutes, drained the oil (which I observed, and I was a bit concerned that the amount that came out was less thasn expected) and after consulting my manual, put a quart of straight 30 weight into the filler dipstick...
  8. RCLivingston

    102 main drive belt question

    Aha! Thank you muchly kind Sir!
  9. RCLivingston

    102 main drive belt question

    Hi all! I have a 1967 102. Wonderful machine! The only thing I have yet to figure out, is exactly how to take the tension off the front PTO mule drive main mower belt. I know from the 42" mower manual to pull the deck lift lever all the way back, then move the front PTO engagement ever forward...
  10. RCLivingston

    New member

    Hi all! I am now the proud owner of a 1967 102. It is truly a rugged machine! I already own an old Craftsman LT 2000, and once I can get the minor oil leak fixed in the 102, I'll likely sell the Sears.
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