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Archive through February 29, 2008
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fcurrier
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- Frank A. Currier(Northern Maine)
Jim that 125 came with a blade and i will help Jim to set it up and then he is on his own. I do believe that his wife will do most of the plowing at there place lol jim might have to paint it pink and call it a pink panter Cub hehe Don T on Franks confuser.
I dunno about everyone else but I'm settin here waitin for WARM weather, This cold crap is gettin old!
Its been in the mid 70's here in the desert charlie.Not time to plant quite yet cuse we will go through another cold snap.not cold for you guys though our winters are in the teens,rarely,thirtys mostly and mid thirtys to low 40's during the day.no snow at all!!
looking foreward to installing the new parts on the cub,but im takeing my time though before running it cause its not ran for years.trying to get hytran around thees parts is like chasing the end of a rainbow just cant quite find it.everyone says we have this fluid "everyone uses it in there tractor" but im gonna hold out a while before buying a off brand!anyway yo all have a good day
looking foreward to installing the new parts on the cub,but im takeing my time though before running it cause its not ran for years.trying to get hytran around thees parts is like chasing the end of a rainbow just cant quite find it.everyone says we have this fluid "everyone uses it in there tractor" but im gonna hold out a while before buying a off brand!anyway yo all have a good day
mhomrighausen
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- Marlin Homrighausen
Hi Everyone. Just dropping by here long enough to ask a favor. I was going to help a fellow Cubber work an erratic spark problem on his 105 with a 12 hp Kohler today. However after I got off work at 9:00 this morning, I called Angel to see how things were at home. She was in tears and said that our oldest kitty, Sadie/Baby Girl had taken a turn for the very worst and had to go to the vet. Long story short here. We put her to sleep just before noon. Sadie kept struggling until I got home after which she began to calm down once I held her.
My favor is this. I asked Mike to read and actually join here and ask away. His 105 ran and started great and all of a sudden it just sputtered and died. The old points were shot and the wire to them he replaced with a homemade piece. The engine was even with the old points putting out a very erratic spark. The points could be set and after turning the engine over a few times the setting changes constantly from 16 to 25 thousandths. Tried new points condensor, coil. Same stuff.... He really wants to get his Cub running and setup with a Brinly hitch and plow and bring it to Plow Day. He has a multitude of questions. I'd appreciate any and all help that you awesome people can provide him. Right now this stupid 56 year old guy is still fighting back tears. You are ALL The BEST. Thanks in advance.
My favor is this. I asked Mike to read and actually join here and ask away. His 105 ran and started great and all of a sudden it just sputtered and died. The old points were shot and the wire to them he replaced with a homemade piece. The engine was even with the old points putting out a very erratic spark. The points could be set and after turning the engine over a few times the setting changes constantly from 16 to 25 thousandths. Tried new points condensor, coil. Same stuff.... He really wants to get his Cub running and setup with a Brinly hitch and plow and bring it to Plow Day. He has a multitude of questions. I'd appreciate any and all help that you awesome people can provide him. Right now this stupid 56 year old guy is still fighting back tears. You are ALL The BEST. Thanks in advance.
mgonitzke
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Randy M.-
Welcome to the forum! The 70's creeper will fit all of the gear drive tractors made by IH, except the Original. To fit the 102/122 and later tractors, a handle extension must be fitted, and to fit the "wideframe" tractors, the handle must be changed or bent to allow it to fit.
As for the rear axles and carrier, they might be fine on a stock class tractor, but for higher horsepower tractors, a "fine-spline" axle/carrier setup from a later tractor is a better idea. I don't know too much about that, so hopefully someone else will chime in.
Welcome to the forum! The 70's creeper will fit all of the gear drive tractors made by IH, except the Original. To fit the 102/122 and later tractors, a handle extension must be fitted, and to fit the "wideframe" tractors, the handle must be changed or bent to allow it to fit.
As for the rear axles and carrier, they might be fine on a stock class tractor, but for higher horsepower tractors, a "fine-spline" axle/carrier setup from a later tractor is a better idea. I don't know too much about that, so hopefully someone else will chime in.
Kendal H.
I know where there is a set of those tires:
Did You check Cedar Rapids Tire?
http://shop.cedarrapidstire.com/results.asp?tcat=LG&beadsize=6-12
Looks like they have the diamond shape tire.
I know where there is a set of those tires:
Did You check Cedar Rapids Tire?
http://shop.cedarrapidstire.com/results.asp?tcat=LG&beadsize=6-12
Looks like they have the diamond shape tire.
aandrade
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Can anyone provide me with information about the 767 model cub cadet? I came across a "rolling chassis" today and I would like to know more about it.
Thanks
Art
Thanks
Art
mgonitzke
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Art A.-
??....There is no such thing as a 767 Cub Cadet....
??....There is no such thing as a 767 Cub Cadet....
aandrade
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Matt,
We looked at the data plate on the chassis and it had 767 or maybe a 787. It was hard to read.
I will take a better look at it next chance. It had a hydro.
We looked at the data plate on the chassis and it had 767 or maybe a 787. It was hard to read.
I will take a better look at it next chance. It had a hydro.
