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    Archive through April 13, 2009

    Lonny: OUCH!!!!!
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    Archive through November 19, 2008

    None taken.
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    Archive through November 19, 2008

    One of my mottos is: If I don't keep doing stupid things, how am I going to learn?????? I used to call it "woodchuck engineering", but then I thought it was too degrading to woodchucks.
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    Archive through November 19, 2008

    Kendell; I agree that the s-10 joint is not the ideal fix for the driveline, but at the time I thought, lets try it. Some of my concerns were extra rotating mass, wobble, clearance, and of course grenading!!!! That fix is on one of my dad's cubs and it is still going strong after years of use...
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    Archive through November 18, 2008

    Hey Reggie, just get a driveshaft flange, rag joint "flex disc", and a driveshaft coupler. May have to drill a new hole in the driveshaft but it works awesome. I have done this mod on a few tractors. The flex disc takes the shock out of the driveline and will last a long time. Take a look at...
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    Archive through July 17, 2008

    Found out my problem on the 149 is a faulty S/G.
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    Archive through July 13, 2008

    Checked all the grounds-cleaned, tightend, even added a new one to the frame. Clicking is coming from the solenoid inside the dash tower.
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    Archive through July 13, 2008

    Ground should be fine. I was mowing the other night and shut off the tractor. Tried to start it up a little while later and the same clicking noise was heard. Let it sit, tried again and it started right up. Now tonight-nuthin????
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    Archive through July 13, 2008

    Need help. 149 will not start. When I turn the key, only a clicking noise can be heard. Tried to jump it directly from the battery to the coil-no luck. Maybe the magnetic switch (starter solenoid)? Any help would be appreciated.
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    Archive through September 04, 2007

    My dad always told me "you can never have too many ground wires".
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    Archive through August 31, 2007

    Just wanted to post a picture of the girls out sunning themselves today. The 169 coudn't make it in time for the picture though.
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    Archive through August 21, 2007

    Steve B. Thanks for the advice. Went to my dad's tonight and fixed the problem. It was only a 15 minute job and 10 of that was wrestling with the fenders!
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    Archive through August 21, 2007

    Steve, thanks for the info. I will have to go out to his house this week and look into it a little closer.
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    Archive through August 21, 2007

    Question: my dad called me tonight and told me the 128 he is restoring will only go in reverse? Won't go in first at all and when he puts it in 2nd or 3rd, it sounds like the tractor is going to stahl, but no movement. He said it went in all of the gears before he painted it and he said he did...
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    Archive through April 01, 2007

    Glen; Here are some pix of my weight set-up. I used the existing rear hitch holes for the bracket. In the summer time when I mow, I take the weights off and I can leave the bracket on without any problems. Of course I have the suitcase weights which ease in the removal. On a side note: it...
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    Archive through February 14, 2007

    Qusetion: Does anybody have any ideas on a better way to connect the hydro. lift handle to the hydro pump? It is a little sloppy after sawing on it for the past couple of days.
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    Archive through February 14, 2007

    Hey Charlie, Just jok'in around.
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    Archive through February 14, 2007

    Everyone says RTFM, well I read it today and nowhere in it did it give a "suggested ramming speed" when plowing snowbanks over 2 feet!! Plowed for a second time today. I will be going to my dads tonight to get my QA42A. She's all new and never been used. Thought I would give her a try.
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    Archive through February 13, 2007

    1. 500 foot long driveway $10,000.00 2. Model 149 Cub with blade $350.00 3. Plowing 14+ inches of snow with your 2 1/2 year old (Ja-cub(Jacob)) PRICELESS!!! Greetings from upstate NY. Easily got 14 inches last night. Has anyone ever tried to fabricate some type of cam...
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    Archive through December 01, 2006

    Hey Kendell, I use a movers platform for my QA42 to store in the off-season. When the time comes, I just roll it up to the front of the tractor and no problem. I got mine at Harbor Freight. Cost about $15. A lot easier than hefting around 200+ pounds of thrower.
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