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    Cub Cadet 1450 Drive line question

    Neither shaft is available from Cub Cadet. The earlier shaft was discontinued long ago and to repair your older model you ordered the new shaft and 3 discs instead of 2 and eliminated the ball. At least that is what I can ascertain.
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    Cub Cadet 1450 Drive line question

    Serial number 622951 and below used a different shaft which used the ball an one disc at the rear. After 622951 a revised shaft was used and the ball was eliminated and 2 discs were used. I have one of each 1250 model.
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    Member Jkoenig

    Too young. Condolences.
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    Cub Cadet 1000 - Noisy Clutch

    The 1000 clutch is a little different animal. The plate has a flexible center because of the ISO engine mounts. That center is a weak point.
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    Help identifying model year of a 782

    The first serial number for tractors built in April of 81 was 693143. Look at the number tag and see if it says International Harvester or Cub Cadet. MTD took over in May of 81. If your tag says International it’s likely one of the last built by them in 81. If it says Cub Cadet is was likely...
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    Kirks transdenser K17 true accounts

    Hard to say. The windrow off the plow will take out cans also. They don’t necessary have to hit them. The city where I worked people were told not to put trash cans in the street. They would do it anyway. It was impossible for drivers not to knock those cans over. Drivers would keep a list of...
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    questions on rewiring a 106 from scratch

    Just pick up a new harness from Charlie.
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    Cub Original mower spindles

    I have found the lubrication in sealed bearings lacking anymore. Especially sealed hubs on vehicles. I get 3 years out of replacement hubs. Even Timkens.
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    Cub Original mower spindles

    That’s typical. John Deere is the same way. They put a grease fitting on the housing but sealed bearing. Yes, just pull the inner seals.
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    122 gearing

    I’m sure I’ve seen this info somewhere but can’t find it. My 122 is too slow in 1st and too fast in second for mowing grass. Is there a gear set that slows down second gear? Maybe out of a 128?
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    Parts Wanted Looking for V61 tires

    The supply chain must have loosened up
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    Parts Wanted Looking for V61 tires

    Pretty much out of stock all over. Have a place local here that sells on eBay also. He hasn’t had any for a couple of months.
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    1967 Cub 105

    Looks like it shined up nice.
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    IH CC 106

    I work on my neighbor’s.
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    Case gasket

    With a gasket, not alone.
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    Case gasket

    I like good old #2 Permatex
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    Upgrade narrow frame front axles and rims.

    Pivot pin zero is #3 on the chart.
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    Cub 71 questions

    Breather for the creeper
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    Welding seat

    My seat has a crack too but I wouldn’t want to weld it. :)
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    Welding seat

    Drill a small hole at each end of the crack. Put it back to original shape and weld say 1/4 inch. Then start an inch away from that and another 1/4 inch and skip again. Do that until you get to the other end. Then go back and do that again from the first weld. Do it until you finish up. Helps to...
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