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Archive through December 31, 2003
- Thread starter kehrecke
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Wyatt:
I'm hoping that they're perfect for a regular GT, since they're going under the fenders of either the 129+ or the 1000. Me no gots no SGT. (And the one I did have Travis dumped off of a trailer @ 70 mph......)
We'll see what happens in the next couple of days.
Keith
I'm hoping that they're perfect for a regular GT, since they're going under the fenders of either the 129+ or the 1000. Me no gots no SGT. (And the one I did have Travis dumped off of a trailer @ 70 mph......)
We'll see what happens in the next couple of days.
Keith
Keith, thanks for the link and the model name of the tire but I was wanting to see how they looked on an 8.5" rim. Guess I can wait until an upcoming Plow Day.
Tom H., are your ATV tires on 8.5" rims? They look wider.
Tom H., are your ATV tires on 8.5" rims? They look wider.
Here's a photo of the ATV tires on Tom's Cub.
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aka mike
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Grrr.., lets try this again.
(Message edited by shirtman on December 31, 2003)
(Message edited by shirtman on December 31, 2003)
A
aka mike
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Here's the newest member of the fleet. Not much to look at but still a jem as they are very hard to find in Florida. Wife justs shakes her head as she knows there's no cure for yellow fever! My preciousssss.......
You'd of thought that after what happened to Travis I would've been as careful as usual and check my trailer and do at least two walk arounds before taking off with it. Noooo.., I'm not that smart. The guy was only a little over an hour away, just a short haul. I get there and find this:
Its the leaf spring on the rear axle of the trailer. Snapped leaving the axle a little loose. Don't know if it was like that before I left the house or not. Loaded the tractor all the way forward and got home okay. Another good reason to be extra careful with your trailer hook up, tie down, etc.
(Message edited by shirtman on December 31, 2003)
You'd of thought that after what happened to Travis I would've been as careful as usual and check my trailer and do at least two walk arounds before taking off with it. Noooo.., I'm not that smart. The guy was only a little over an hour away, just a short haul. I get there and find this:
Its the leaf spring on the rear axle of the trailer. Snapped leaving the axle a little loose. Don't know if it was like that before I left the house or not. Loaded the tractor all the way forward and got home okay. Another good reason to be extra careful with your trailer hook up, tie down, etc.
(Message edited by shirtman on December 31, 2003)
David P,
Sorry but I just gotta!
Nothing gets by you does it!
Have a Happy New Year Guys!
Sorry but I just gotta!
Nothing gets by you does it!
Have a Happy New Year Guys!
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aka mike
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Hey David, yes it is.
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Dan M.
One more thing on your allen wrench problem. Follow the advise about cleaning the hole out, then insert a good wrench in the stripped head and wack it several times with a hammer to seat it. This will do 2 things, 1, seat the wrench fully, 2, act like an impact driver and help "break" the scree free with less resistance.
One more thing on your allen wrench problem. Follow the advise about cleaning the hole out, then insert a good wrench in the stripped head and wack it several times with a hammer to seat it. This will do 2 things, 1, seat the wrench fully, 2, act like an impact driver and help "break" the scree free with less resistance.
Kraig:
I'll try and shoot a pic and upload it. They fit fine on the 8.5" wheel. They measure about 10.5" wide at their widest point. Plus they have the rim guard feature that fattens them up around the wheel.
If I'm not mistaken, Tom H. has the 24" OD version. These are 25" and still fit fine under the fenders on the regular size GT. The closest thing to a pinch point is at the fenders just above the foot rest area and there's about 3/4" clearance there.
Keith
I'll try and shoot a pic and upload it. They fit fine on the 8.5" wheel. They measure about 10.5" wide at their widest point. Plus they have the rim guard feature that fattens them up around the wheel.
If I'm not mistaken, Tom H. has the 24" OD version. These are 25" and still fit fine under the fenders on the regular size GT. The closest thing to a pinch point is at the fenders just above the foot rest area and there's about 3/4" clearance there.
Keith
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Hi All, it has been another great year. I had loads of fun, and am looking forward to another year of Cub fun! Happy New Year!!
Be safe, I am sure there will be plenty of this type of behavior.
Be safe, I am sure there will be plenty of this type of behavior.
till
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<font size="+2">Happy New Year!!</font>
I'm going to bed real soon.
Still can not believe how many finger tight connections I'm finding in the electrical system!!
I'm going to bed real soon.
Still can not believe how many finger tight connections I'm finding in the electrical system!!
B
bthomson
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Have a k series kohler it keeps cutting out like it isn't getting enough gas.gas line is all clear can't adjust the carb to stop it.would it be valves points seen ok reg seems ok. any suggestions. also how to check out starter gen.to see if it is putting out ok. thank you happy new year. Bud
till
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Bud,
How long has the Cub been siting?? COuld be a hung up float. As for the S/G, check the FAQ's.
Happy New Year
How long has the Cub been siting?? COuld be a hung up float. As for the S/G, check the FAQ's.
Happy New Year
HI- In my first post I would like to get some opinions on my first cub. I picked up a 126 that I kind of fell in love with. Why I dont know because it needs a motor but every thing else looks pretty good.Good or bad I want to hear it. Thanks-Ron
Tonight the Cub Shop officially goes electronic with a Pro/ENGINEER 2001 CAD liscense running Winders NT. Computer had to give up one slot to run an ethernet card so that CAD program has something to ping when looking for a liscense so there'll be no modem in this one.
Dunno what good it'll be but at least if I'm not getting dirty I can still make stuff!
Dunno what good it'll be but at least if I'm not getting dirty I can still make stuff!
