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  1. Mike Hoover

    Member Introduction

    Well, Cubbies Well, Cubbies, I am not new to the site but it has been a while. I think I screwed up. A year ago or so, I was rebuilding a 106 after something snapped in the drivetrain and believing that it was the clutch went out. I bought all the parts needed and found that the linkage to the...
  2. Mike Hoover

    Tractor For Sale 106 cub for sale. Whole or parts

    Items are sold
  3. Mike Hoover

    Tractor For Sale 106 cub for sale. Whole or parts

    I have a 106 Cub for whole or parted out. I have two other cubs and need some garage space The following are a list of pcs indivdualually 42in snow plow with mule $100.00 2_50lb wheel weights $100.00 48 in mower that has been refurbished with metal plating $100.00 1-wide frame...
  4. Mike Hoover

    My 106 needs some giddy up and go

    When clutch is pushed in, driveshaft moves to the rear. I understand the driveshaft is not suppose to move. Also, on the outside of the transmission in the rear, you can see the shaft moving. I looked a several diagrams and can't tell if there is a cap or something else to keep the shaft from...
  5. Mike Hoover

    My 106 needs some giddy up and go

    Looking for some who has experience in repairing a clutch/ transmission problem for my 106 10hp garden tractor near Pittsburg, Pa. I have rewired electrical system/had starter generator rebuilt. Starts and runs perfect. I replaced clutch but something is wrong with transmission or linkage. I...
  6. Mike Hoover

    What'll I do now!

    Well gents, I have found everything I did to replace the clutch ok. When I push clutch in the driveshaft moves to the rear. I know the driveshaft is not to move. What I found out was something came loose, a bearing broke, whatever in the transmission. I put a putty knife in back of collar in...
  7. Mike Hoover

    What'll I do now!

    Well, I tell ya that I blew the clutch our and it was cracked. I was pulling a large rock with a chain when it let go. When I started tearing down, notice wiring was shot with the paper insulation. Replaced all that and it runs fine. Pounded out pins, replaced with new clutch and installed pin...
  8. Mike Hoover

    What'll I do now!

    I am at a crossroads with my restoration of my 106 Cub. I replaced the clutch with the springs. When I started engine and pushed clutch in, the driveshaft moved backwards and springs came off or bent. Should the driveshaft move? I was told by someone familiar with cubs that there maybe something...
  9. Mike Hoover

    Need some advice

    I rebuilt my 106 electrical system, new wires, starter rebuilt and replaced clutch. Runs great, but the cannot shift without stopping engine. I am not sure whether the rear pin goes before or after the clutch release lever.The teaser spring looks ok The clutch cracked after 50 years I put the...
  10. Mike Hoover

    My little 106 headache

    No one else having this problem
  11. Mike Hoover

    My little 106 headache

    Well, an update on rebuilding my 106. Replace the clutch and rewired everything new. Hit the choke alittle and it fired right up. Beautiful music. Only problem, the clutch springs that hole the clutch in place hit the bottom nut of the bottom spring. On further observation, I find the the...
  12. Mike Hoover

    Faithful 106

    Got a sister to yours! Been in family since new, but has seen better days. I too am rebuilding wiring harness. Guess they never expected to last 52 years. LOL.
  13. Mike Hoover

    Help, I've fallen and can't get it right

    I isolated the rebuilt starter generator and found that I put an ohm meter from ground to the two top terminals I get a short. The guy said his polished the armature and put new brushes in it and put it on the new regulator and found it was charging. What could be causing a short?
  14. Mike Hoover

    Help, I've fallen and can't get it right

  15. Mike Hoover

    Help, I've fallen and can't get it right

    You maybe right.
  16. Mike Hoover

    Help, I've fallen and can't get it right

    Well, I have a little set back with my Cub. Got the new clutch in and did the wiring piece by piece. I followed the wiring diagram to the T. That's the good stuff. When I went to make battery connection, I got a big spark like there was a short some where. I had the starter rebuilt, and put a...
  17. Mike Hoover

    Help, I've fallen and can't get it right

    Will give you alittle history and then my problem. I have an 106 10 HP garden tractor, late 1960's . Blew the clutch out and got that replaced. How ever, the wiring appeared to be shot. Wax covered paper, the mice had a field day. Started replacing each wire, one at a time. Nothing real...
  18. Mike Hoover

    Need alittle help from my friends

    I have a 106 10hp tractor that I blew the clutch last winter. I had a friend helping me but he recently passed away, the reason for this post. I could see that a lot of the wiring harness was near meltdown. So to bring you up to speed, I removed the front cowl, moved the engine forward. I...
  19. Mike Hoover

    Seat for cub cadet 122

    Saw a guy on one of the elephant seats and reminded me of the good book. My cup (seat) runneth over.
  20. Mike Hoover

    106 drive clutch replacement

    This has probably been addressed before, but here goes. I need to put a new clutch in a 106 10 hp tractor. Is there an easier way than pulling the motor out? Maybe removing front cowl and sliding the motor a little forward give enough space? I haven't turned a wrench yet, just want to get a...
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