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  1. R

    Archive through January 04, 2010

    Frank I have put the whole wide front axle assembly on a narrow front cub. It is probably an easier way to do it. Roger
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    Archive through December 30, 2009

    Bruce N I have had good luck using a punch or chisel and a hammer. Just tapping the wheel where the bearing goes every 20 degrees or so all the way around to reduce the size of the opening a bit. Do it lightly and go all the way around. Then try the bearing. If its still to big repeat as...
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    Archive through August 21, 2009

    Tyler the oil filter was an option on a Series II not standard equipment. Roger
  4. R

    Archive through May 04, 2008

    Pat K the blade you posted a picture of is off a Sears/Roper tractor. The lift linkage is original but the actual blade has been replaced. Roger
  5. R

    Archive through April 30, 2008

    The first IH (MTD made) red diesel was the 782D and they probably average about $2000 when sold here in the midwest. Later yellow ones include the 882, 1582 and 1782 I believe. Roger
  6. R

    Archive through January 20, 2008

    Kentucky I suspect your debit card problem is almost all of them have a $500 limit in any 24 hour time period to protect you if it gets or the number gets stolen. Roger
  7. R

    Archive through January 04, 2008

    Jared i could be wrong but I believe they are straight cut gears with no pitch angle. Roger
  8. R

    Archive through January 06, 2008

    Don T. the belt for an Original should be available at any CC dealer. IH-376230-R1 should be the number. Roger
  9. R

    Archive through December 05, 2007

    Lonny you said you replaced the carb with another one. Was it by by any chance one from a fly wheel gear drive starter engine not a starter generator engine. The chokes are different between the two types. The choke on a starter genrator motor covers more of the opening than the other kind...
  10. R

    Archive through December 03, 2007

    I told Kraig I would show a better picture of my 147. The first is how it looked when first put together and the second is how it is configured now. Roger
  11. R

    Archive through December 03, 2007

    Kraig its a 18HP Subaru Robin V-twin. I don't have pictures of the whole tractor here but will post one tonight. Roger
  12. R

    Archive through December 02, 2007

    I also used a winch on my home made Johnny Bucket on a 147 and because it moved so fast I doubled the cable with a pulley. This effectively cuts the lift speed in half and doubles the lift capacity. Roger
  13. R

    Archive through January 27, 2007

    G. L. the K141 Has the same bore as an early K161 but a shorter stroke crankshaft. That is why it is 14 cubic inches not 16 cubic inches. It is also why it is 6.25 HP not 7 HP like the K161. Roger
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    Archive through January 26, 2007

    Earl no as it is at least a foot wider. Roger
  15. R

    Archive through January 26, 2007

    G.L. the K141 is a 14 cubic inch 1 cylinder version of the K161/K181 Kohlers that are used in CCs. Rated at 6.25 HP. Roger
  16. R

    Archive through January 16, 2007

    Gary the front of the frame is different to clear the two cylinder engine. Also the twins do not use the isomounts system. Roger
  17. R

    Archive through December 15, 2006

    Glen actually they do make 18 inch tri-ribs. Company's name is Verdesian (sp) and the model number is V61. Do a V61 search on the weekendfreedommachine.com site and you can find where to buy and cost. Roger
  18. R

    Archive through November 27, 2006

    Craig if you are using a RB15YC4 plug that is part of your problem. Those plugs are designed for HEI ignitions and are gapped at .040. You should try to find plain RB15YC plugs and in my KT17 I use RB17YCs gapped .030 and have had no starting or fouling problems. Roger
  19. R

    129 Left front spindle

    It is interesting the that picture is drawn backwards of what the spindle really looks like. Roger
  20. R

    Archive through September 28, 2006

    I have a 147 with a Subaru Robin V-twin 18 HP in it. It is really just a work tractor and the picture is a couple of years old but will give you an idea of whats possible. Roger
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