Charlie, interesting skids.
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Plastic??
Let us know how they stand up when bumping something at 10* or so.
Working the 70 w/38" deck today, just for the heck of it. Thought I'd dig the little guy out of the shed and take it to the Chapter #5 IHCC show Labor Day weekend.
Let us know how they stand up when bumping something at 10* or so.
Working the 70 w/38" deck today, just for the heck of it. Thought I'd dig the little guy out of the shed and take it to the Chapter #5 IHCC show Labor Day weekend.
elamott
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Kevin:
Regarding the keyway. I had one like that on the crankshaft where the front clutch pulley is. I had no choice so I welded in the key and then ground the shaft smooth so the pulley would fit. You have to grind the edge of the keyway to get enough weld to hold. So far it is holding. Nothing to lose but time.
Earl L
Regarding the keyway. I had one like that on the crankshaft where the front clutch pulley is. I had no choice so I welded in the key and then ground the shaft smooth so the pulley would fit. You have to grind the edge of the keyway to get enough weld to hold. So far it is holding. Nothing to lose but time.
Earl L
klindstedt
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Thanks Earl. I have a lead on an used replacement, but if that falls through I may try your suggestion.
Wheeled what appears to be a 128 into the shop this AM
It had been repainted and the only ID I can find is the ser# on the rear axle 2050043U 401023 which puts it as a late '71 model into series 6
However, I cannot locate the kind code 0043 in Mr. Will's book.
Can anyone shed some light onto what this may be?
It had been repainted and the only ID I can find is the ser# on the rear axle 2050043U 401023 which puts it as a late '71 model into series 6
However, I cannot locate the kind code 0043 in Mr. Will's book.
Can anyone shed some light onto what this may be?
Thanks Wyatt.
Wonder why it's not in Will's book??
108 has only 2 wires to the S/G correct??
Wonder why it's not in Will's book??
108 has only 2 wires to the S/G correct??
David-Yes. Red from the solenoid to A. Yellow from F to F on the regulator.
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KIND CODES:
#'s 97 & 98 from cubfaq.com
http://cubfaq.com/kindcodes.html
http://cubfaq.com/kindcodes2.html
#'s 97 & 98 from cubfaq.com
http://cubfaq.com/kindcodes.html
http://cubfaq.com/kindcodes2.html
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Thanks Frank!
Got those two sorted out along w/the wire to the coil.
There is one more wire w/a snap coupler that breaks out of the harness near the end just before the S/G and coil wire.
Any idea what it's for? Look original to the harness. Colors are all faded out as it is the cloth covered type wire.
This is the only series 6 Cub I have so I have zero for comparison to go by.
Got those two sorted out along w/the wire to the coil.
There is one more wire w/a snap coupler that breaks out of the harness near the end just before the S/G and coil wire.
Any idea what it's for? Look original to the harness. Colors are all faded out as it is the cloth covered type wire.
This is the only series 6 Cub I have so I have zero for comparison to go by.
