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  1. J

    Archive through December 09, 2005

    hooking up my snowthrower to the 782 i got earlier this year,it now has a 18hp magnum w/oil filter, would like to change the pulley on the thrower but i want to see what it will do as is, but what size was the pulley? is it 3" inside or outside dia. thanks jeff
  2. J

    Archive through July 25, 2005

    not sure if this was posted yet or not, i posted it on the ihregistry board. just wanted to let the guys who own super garden tractors that part number 734-3085A front rim, is NLA, if a dealer has one in stock, ya better get it now, i tried to order one today,and it kicked the number,said that...
  3. J

    Archive through June 09, 2005

    chuck, arent those the bolts for the front mule drive, that thread into the outside of the main frame, and the mule drive slides over them? maybe i looked at the wrong bolts!!!
  4. J

    Archive through June 09, 2005

    chuck, i just looked them up, i have 6 instock, and we sell them for $6.40, kinda expensive for a bolt, but whoever buys them on ebay, will pay more because of shipping jeff
  5. J

    Archive through May 04, 2005

    Hey Charlie, i just picked up the attachments for that 782, 38" tiller,42" snow blade, 42"snow blower, 44c mower deck. already have a line on a used engine came out of a 1810, fell of truck, engine is tight,200 hours. did i do good??
  6. J

    Archive through May 04, 2005

    well im at work, and it's in our shop right now, her son ran it out of oil, thats why it blew, she told me that the attachments were of no use for her, and i said i would send our driver over and pick them up,and get thme off her hands for her, then i told her i could give her $100.00 dollars...
  7. J

    Archive through May 04, 2005

    just got another cub cadet tractor FREE,a red 782 with ag tires,3point adn rear gear box, bad thing is it has a blown engine, not a see through block tho,the lady says she has a mower deck and tiller for sure,im waiting for her to call me back, and hopefully i can get those for free also!!
  8. J

    Archive through April 25, 2005

    Ken, i am a cub dealer, i never ordered just the bearings from cub, i always got them throught our sister store through tisco, and now tisco says that they are NLA!! i cant even get them throught stens, where do you guys get your? Thanks, jeff
  9. J

    Archive through April 25, 2005

    anyone know where i can get the water pump style deck bearings for the newer 42" 44" and 50", i cant even get them from cub cadet with out orderign the whole spindle assy, i looked at stens, and theres are no longer available. Thanks, jeff
  10. J

    Jeff V's 1710 question

    i hope im asking this on the right side, i have a 1710w/50" and i got it for free, the best kind, the tractor is in great shape, anyways the probel mwith it when i got it, was the drive shaft, one of the hubs came apart,and the guy was fed up with fixing it, well i put in all new parts except...
  11. J

    Archive through February 28, 2005

    no problem, i was just curious, i wasn't trying to pry.
  12. J

    Archive through February 28, 2005

    Charlie, i have all those CD from part smart, i have to have them here, since we are a cub dealer,may i ask what connection you have to MTD?
  13. J

    Archive through February 20, 2005

    charlie, that is pretty cool, i wouldn't mind haveing that cart tho.
  14. J

    Archive through February 20, 2005

    hey guys first of all is that i finally have the 86 done, as soon as pictures get developed i will try to post, second of all, check this out on ebay 4360027515 Thanks,jeff}
  15. J

    Archive through January 11, 2005

    really stupid question here guys, i was told once that you should soak the head gasket on the K-series engines in water, for a couple hours before installing on the engine, and then use the proper torqe. anyone ever hear of this?? your inputs would be very usefull.
  16. J

    Archive through January 11, 2005

    thanks "digger" i should have looked at our schematics cd for cub cadet we have here but didn't think about it, i have the main wire harness, but in the parts break down they show a seperate wire that goes between the taillights. i can make that up, since it's NLA but there are no terminal ends...
  17. J

    Archive through January 11, 2005

    need help guys, i have my 86 all painted, an im in the process of putting it back together, it didn't have lights when i got the tractor, but i have a light kit for it, i have all new wireing harness's but i cant order the one for the rear tailights, from cub cadet, so the question is, how do i...
  18. J

    Archive through January 11, 2005

    opps i made a mistake, Todd the correct part number for the bevel gear,is IH-475600-R1 i wasn't paying attention, the first part number was for the input shaft
  19. J

    Archive through January 11, 2005

    To Todd Golding, the part number for the bevel gear is IH-475604-R1, hope this helps jeff
  20. J

    Archive through January 01, 2005

    steve, i thought they were yellow, i know that the factory rebuilds or new engines are black, our local dealer does alot of rebuilds,an they paint them yellow,and they swore to me that the 86's were black, so i will paint it yellow, i would hate for it to look wrong
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