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Archive through February 24, 2012
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Don, It does look like it says that.
Good catch Frank. Chevy was one that used a resistor wire in the positive side of the coil. Dodge used a Ballast resistor on theres. These coils were made to work at 6 volts. The cubs used an internal resistor on there coils so the positive side of our coils saw 12 volts. Run a non internal resistance coil on 12 volts to long and they get hot and burn up.
Good catch Frank. Chevy was one that used a resistor wire in the positive side of the coil. Dodge used a Ballast resistor on theres. These coils were made to work at 6 volts. The cubs used an internal resistor on there coils so the positive side of our coils saw 12 volts. Run a non internal resistance coil on 12 volts to long and they get hot and burn up.
Hello again I am back, still no luck getting my little toy to run. But the tiller mounted on my other garden tractor now so as soon as my drive belt comes in I can get started on getting my garden in this year. I have a question for anybody here, what type of lubricant does a rotary tiller use? and where do you put it in? I cannot find a fill plug of any kind on this tiller I have. Thanks Neil}
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Guys, if you look closely at Dons coil it says 12 volt right on top. Also the word past 'use' looks like more than 4 letters... maybe 'without'
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Hey Don, dont buy a new coil yet...READ the old one first !
Hey Don, dont buy a new coil yet...READ the old one first !
Im with Allen I think it says use without external resistor.
Cub Cadet 1450
I want to install a lift using a chain hoist for a 1450. Where can I find the weight of a 1450? Also where are the front and rear lift points for the tractor? Finally, can the tractor be raised up to 90 degrees without damage to the engine and drive train?
I want to install a lift using a chain hoist for a 1450. Where can I find the weight of a 1450? Also where are the front and rear lift points for the tractor? Finally, can the tractor be raised up to 90 degrees without damage to the engine and drive train?
Garry, if you drain the engine oil and gas you can lift it to 90.
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Gary "S", I don't think the Cub Cadet has "lifting points" as they were shipped in bakes on pallets. If I <u>HAD</u> to hoist one I would remove the fenders and use a adjustable spreader bar making sure to likt on four points.
Jeff "B", I'm pretty sure the pan is comming off <font size="-2">(because I just had to off! S.O.B anyhow!!)</font>
Jeff "B", I'm pretty sure the pan is comming off <font size="-2">(because I just had to off! S.O.B anyhow!!)</font>
Ok guys I went out and looked again, the coil has 12 volt and printed under that says use without external resistor. Does this mean it will work ?? do I not use a resistor ?? I wonder where this coil was made for ??
Frank
local hard-wear store told me it was pipe thread .
So I will not use a bowl and will run just a shut off valve like the 149 came with on the gas tank. I did buy a filter and a fitting for the carb. Dennis made the comment about fuel bowls today and well a light went on for me. I could clean a carb and run that tractor and would have the same issue and have to clean it again, so now i`ll try a filter and rubber fuel line and see what happens !
Frank
local hard-wear store told me it was pipe thread .
So I will not use a bowl and will run just a shut off valve like the 149 came with on the gas tank. I did buy a filter and a fitting for the carb. Dennis made the comment about fuel bowls today and well a light went on for me. I could clean a carb and run that tractor and would have the same issue and have to clean it again, so now i`ll try a filter and rubber fuel line and see what happens !
Lucas Jones
(Garry, if you drain the engine oil and gas you can lift it to 90.)
I use a sandwich baggie under the gas cap and shut the fuel off with the engine running so there is no gas in the carb. Works good for me lol. I use my engine lift and stand the cub on its back wheels. But I`am the crazy Canadian lol.
(Garry, if you drain the engine oil and gas you can lift it to 90.)
I use a sandwich baggie under the gas cap and shut the fuel off with the engine running so there is no gas in the carb. Works good for me lol. I use my engine lift and stand the cub on its back wheels. But I`am the crazy Canadian lol.
Don T.
Cubs have to have coils with internal resistors.
Cubs have to have coils with internal resistors.
Tom Hoffman
Can`t you just remove the battery pan ,or is that a tool box like my 147. the 147 has the battery under the hood.I think you could work down through there and pull the shifter out without taking all the fenders off ! let me know how you do it please.
Can`t you just remove the battery pan ,or is that a tool box like my 147. the 147 has the battery under the hood.I think you could work down through there and pull the shifter out without taking all the fenders off ! let me know how you do it please.
