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  1. M

    Archive through January 19, 2007

    Glen, I think it's male unless it has 8" diameter rims on the back.
  2. M

    Archive through January 14, 2007

    Charlie, maybe you can get a cheap copy of Dragon Naturally Speaking.
  3. M

    Archive through January 13, 2007

    Brendan, I'm guessing that you will need a narrow carriage to mount that WF mower to your NF tractor.
  4. M

    Archive through January 12, 2007

    Glen, on the rotted floorboards: If you have to fab something, make it look customized, not like you tried to restore it and failed. My thoughts run to: 1. 1/2" x 1/8" bar stock, make a floorboard sized rectangle, and fill it in with crossbars. Fairly easy to bend, but you'll need to weld...
  5. M

    Archive through January 09, 2007

    "Well now your headin towards the MTD/CCC dept. so you might ask over on that section of the forum." In other words, IH made the red 82s, CCC made the yellow 82s. I recently saw a 1450 offered for a good price. Maybe I should buy it and paint it blue. (yes, I once saw pics of a very...
  6. M

    Archive through January 09, 2007

    Terry, the bank always has recourse against the sucker who endorced the check or money order. These things take weeks to bounce, so you think you're in the clear, then you get whacked.
  7. M

    Archive through January 01, 2007

    Myron: The seller said he measured it at 44", but it's an angular deck with flat left end and tiny outer blades, so I assumed it was a 42". I saw a 1972 pricelist that had 38,42,48" decks and 1x9 tractors on it. My tractor is early 1973...
  8. M

    Archive through January 01, 2007

    Similar to Jeff's question: Would this 50" off a 782 fit on a 149 with the brackets from the 149's original 42" deck?
  9. M

    Archive through December 31, 2006

    I bought a used Ferret digital timing light for less than my buddy paid for his small engine tach that runs off the RFI from the ignition. I think Equus has some timing light/tachometers that cost less new than I paid for the used Ferret. Also tinytach.com has some affordable tach/hour meters to...
  10. M

    Archive through December 30, 2006

    Thanks Matt. It looks like I confused the 50GT CCC mower with the mid-late 1970s 50A. Was the 50A angular like the 38,42& 48" or rounded like the CCC models?
  11. M

    Archive through December 30, 2006

    Does the 50GT deck for a quietline fit on a 149?
  12. M

    Archive through December 30, 2006

    Battery voltage at rest of 11.9 tells me your state of charge is near zero percent. 5.2 cranking tends to confirm it.
  13. M

    Archive through December 27, 2006

    I did it the way Brian did it. Had to fill out the shipping info, etc, before it would show me an invoice with prices. Now the CC website thinks my name is Me Justwannaseetheprices and I live at 123 Any Street.
  14. M

    Archive through December 24, 2006

    Kendell, what are you using for headlights in that 129, they aren't 4x6 auto headlamps are they?
  15. M

    Archive through December 24, 2006

    David, is that the rod that you just polished up, attached to that molten piston? http://techlinecoatings.com/BulkEngine.htm
  16. M

    Archive through December 22, 2006

    KenTucky, the mower in the pic has very little clearance between the left spindle and the deck wall, so it has to have a tiny stub of a blade there, just like the 42" on the cadet I looked at the other day. Perhaps I should try to take a $25 deduction, as I really wanted a 48" and the seller put...
  17. M

    Archive through December 22, 2006

    Now I own two Cubs. First one is a 125, starts hard, runs good once started, busted seat, no accessories. Very cheap. 2nd one is an eBay 149, I was the only fool to bid on it. Does that look like a 48" deck or a 42"? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280060728693
  18. M

    Archive through December 18, 2006

    Charlie, is the proper 125 grill expanded metal painted silver? How is it attached? Can I braze studs on the back and then screw nuts on from under the hood?
  19. M

    Archive through December 17, 2006

    What's a 125 grill supposed to look like? I looked at a 125 today, the seller rebuilt the engine (he measured everything and replaced rod/rings/gaskets), carb, S/G, and PTO clutch. No grill. No spring assist. Brand new 165 amp battery, seller will knock off $20 if I let him keep it. Seat was...
  20. M

    Archive through December 17, 2006

    Ryan, that looks like the factory frame notch on Eric's 147. Probably always had a 14hp engine in it.
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