Ok, 782-#667592 Is coming home tommorow morning! Nothing extra except for a full set of IH hubcaps! Not rusted up too bad. 44 in deck comes with. Motor very oil soaked, fellow says it ised about a quart of oil to mow his yard, ouch! I don,t think it has ran for a few years.
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Everett, read some of the posts on this page regarding fitting a QA42A snowthrower into a 982. Can you verify that you actually have a QA42A and a 982? Could it be that you actually have a 782 that has 982 decals or side panels as Steve B. suggested? Any chance you could post some photos of the tractor and snowthrower?
Not sure how well a snow plow attached to a snowthrower would work. I don't believe it's been done before, might work might not. Someone has to be the first to try.
Not sure how well a snow plow attached to a snowthrower would work. I don't believe it's been done before, might work might not. Someone has to be the first to try.
Jerry, good to hear another Cub may be saved! Oh, and remember this:
thought I better pop in and show off the Original with non trip blade doing it the old fashioned way hehe
This is the second time I have been able to use the cub for snow duty this week. We don't usually get snow here and its been fun for me. Just 40 miles south in Seattle they are getting hammered, some areas have over a foot and they are closeing down most freeways today.
This is the second time I have been able to use the cub for snow duty this week. We don't usually get snow here and its been fun for me. Just 40 miles south in Seattle they are getting hammered, some areas have over a foot and they are closeing down most freeways today.
Don, how did the Original do with the ag tires and no chains? And how well did the non-trip blade perform?
Nice looking Original!
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Nice Jerry!
I said you could come by and get my trailer. Maybe I should have snagged it before you just for the wheel covers. Oh well, can't wait to see it. <font size="-2">even if red Cubs remind me of a Murray...</font>
I said you could come by and get my trailer. Maybe I should have snagged it before you just for the wheel covers. Oh well, can't wait to see it. <font size="-2">even if red Cubs remind me of a Murray...</font>
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Richard C - Thanks for the tip. I'll check it tonight.
If that part is bent, can it be straightened and retain strength, or will I be looking at replacing it?
Greg
If that part is bent, can it be straightened and retain strength, or will I be looking at replacing it?
Greg
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We are supposed to get 9-12" of snow tonight. (I'm back in Illinois for break in case you haven't guessed...
) I finally got my snow mover ready...Oil changed, thrower greased, lights wired up, engine speed set, U-joint set screws lock-tite'd, and I've got a spare belt. Bring on the snow!
Nick H.-
You need a 2nd rubber disc somewhere in there, as that back one won't last too long stretched out like that. Also, if that rear coupler is the kind that has the spherical ball bushing, get a new bushing too...or perhaps a new coupling if you can wiggle it side to side on the trans input shaft.
Nick H.-
You need a 2nd rubber disc somewhere in there, as that back one won't last too long stretched out like that. Also, if that rear coupler is the kind that has the spherical ball bushing, get a new bushing too...or perhaps a new coupling if you can wiggle it side to side on the trans input shaft.
