mfrade
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Dang, I hope so. It's all I do now. After the move east the wife has a honeydoo list so long I'll never get to play with the 73...
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Archive through February 10, 2006
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David, nice job on the lift rod! I like the new link at the top of the page too!
Charlie,
Robb, when are you going to buy a CC100?
Ray R., is the hydraulic pump from a narrow frame IH hydraulic lift or is it something else? If it is the IH one do you have the manual?
Charlie,
Robb, when are you going to buy a CC100?
Ray R., is the hydraulic pump from a narrow frame IH hydraulic lift or is it something else? If it is the IH one do you have the manual?
DAVE K #1 Your tractors ALWAYS look so detailed! Terry B. - Without actually looking closely at the fracture surfaces of those pieces It looks like a needle bearing or ball bearing race failed and a prior owner didn't get all the little pieces out, just the big chunks.
And the GOOD NEWS? Sounds like some of US in central Wisconsin will get some seat time in the next couple days. Predicting about 6+/-" around Madison.... up to 10-12" in a band from LaCrosse to Green Bay. Wet HEAVY snow that pulls up blowers really good! I think I'll use the Super H & loader...
And the GOOD NEWS? Sounds like some of US in central Wisconsin will get some seat time in the next couple days. Predicting about 6+/-" around Madison.... up to 10-12" in a band from LaCrosse to Green Bay. Wet HEAVY snow that pulls up blowers really good! I think I'll use the Super H & loader...
rkruger
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I keep trying, but Rob Dehli still won't sell me his...
dengelland
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I,ve searced for 2 days and cant find this, maybe someone can help me. Am changing engine in my 104 to a 16hp. got engine for replacement but its a JD. I think the pto shaft is longer than on the cub and would like to shorten it before taking the old engine out. Anyone know the length of the pto shaft for the cub?
stanner
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- Scott Tanner... Can't even see the Cub in this mess..
Progress on the 149..
got the engine ready to paint... a mix of old and new...
Hydro is ready, welded the trunion, new seals, turned the rotors.. gotta get brake pads...
And, here is the beginning of my attempt at fixing the QA point, got a copper backer, with a round rod to weld around... Maybe it'll work maybe not...
someday i'll 'figgerout how to take clear close-ups...
(Message edited by stanner on February 15, 2006)
got the engine ready to paint... a mix of old and new...
Hydro is ready, welded the trunion, new seals, turned the rotors.. gotta get brake pads...
And, here is the beginning of my attempt at fixing the QA point, got a copper backer, with a round rod to weld around... Maybe it'll work maybe not...
someday i'll 'figgerout how to take clear close-ups...
(Message edited by stanner on February 15, 2006)
dengelland
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Thanks Rbedell, just what I need. Now I can cut while the crank is out.
DAVID - I think the oil pans are different also between the JD & Cub Cadet spec engines. Plus going from a 10 HP CC to a 16 HP JD You can't swap your old CC pan either. The 10 HP pan is a flat bottom pan because of the shorter engine stroke while the 16 HP has a drop section sump for connecting rod clearance due to the longer stroke. You could swap Your 10 HP crank AND pan onto the 16 HP piston, rod, & block however.
jhillegass
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Hi everyone.
I'm beginning to work on a 44A deck, planning to have it running this summer on my 129. It will replace the "old" trusty, rusty and worn, 42-inch deck.
I found from way back in the vault that several rebuilds are shown, including Steve Blunier's great pictures and instructions. I'd like to make some front deck wheel brackets like Steve's. Since I work at a steel fab shop, it should be easy. Does anyone have sketches with dimensions for sizes, bend line location and hole location? I can "wing it", but if someone has dimensions, it would be easier.
Thanks.
I'm beginning to work on a 44A deck, planning to have it running this summer on my 129. It will replace the "old" trusty, rusty and worn, 42-inch deck.
I found from way back in the vault that several rebuilds are shown, including Steve Blunier's great pictures and instructions. I'd like to make some front deck wheel brackets like Steve's. Since I work at a steel fab shop, it should be easy. Does anyone have sketches with dimensions for sizes, bend line location and hole location? I can "wing it", but if someone has dimensions, it would be easier.
Thanks.
Jerry H.
I can get you some measurements on these if that will help ya.
I can get you some measurements on these if that will help ya.
Jim E.
3" and rising here.
Course the 25 MPH wind ain't helping matters any.
I'm still at the leaf blower stage right now, hoping for at least blade deep snow before it ends!
3" and rising here.
Course the 25 MPH wind ain't helping matters any.
I'm still at the leaf blower stage right now, hoping for at least blade deep snow before it ends!
Charlie, point that leaf blower north, we'll be lucky if we get an inch of snow up here.
CHARLIE - Wife says We're getting hammered pretty good around Madison..... I'm going to use the BIG tractor tonight before it gets too cold.... Loader on the Super H. Here around Milwaukee it's still raining but starting to freeze.... I think I'll have to drive the 60 miles home running in the median on I-94 today..... dodging all the stuck cars of course..... Be too slick on the pavement!
