spindle upgrade.
http://www.p.f.engineering.50megs.com/photo.html
http://www.p.f.engineering.50megs.com/photo.html
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tgallagher
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You guys are killin' me over here...
William-
The spindles I put on my Original (the one that Rick B decorated so nicely with the "chick magnet") were from an old boat trailer axle.
The center of the axle was rusted out, but the spindles were fine. I just lopped them off with a cut-off saw and had them welded to the cut off end of my original's spindle.
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The spindles I put on my Original (the one that Rick B decorated so nicely with the "chick magnet") were from an old boat trailer axle.
The center of the axle was rusted out, but the spindles were fine. I just lopped them off with a cut-off saw and had them welded to the cut off end of my original's spindle.
Does anyone know if a Farmall Cub PTO assembly (rear shaft) will fit a 126 cub cadet?
I really want a rear PTO, but they seem kind of rare. I've found a Farmall PTO and have heard that it may fit.. Anyone know?
Thanks,
Kevin
I really want a rear PTO, but they seem kind of rare. I've found a Farmall PTO and have heard that it may fit.. Anyone know?
Thanks,
Kevin
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I've seen alot of heads left blasted. Some motorcycle mechanics I knew told me on the the air cooled bikes the head and jug are painted black because the black pulls heat from the cylinder better than if they were raw aluminum. These were the mechanics we raced with so I trusted they wouldn't set me wrong. Just my opinion though.
Todd, I'll probably get some heat for this (no pun intended) but I like Plasti Cote and Eastwood's cast finish paint for these. Yes, there is some insulation value to the paint, but that does not equal having lots of dirt or mouse nest in there.
I think it is easier to blow out the dirt, because it fills in some the "clingy" porosity. Most folks will probably tell you different. Just my opinion.
I reread your post, I am refering to the cast iron fins on your block. I'd leave your Aluminum head bare.
I think it is easier to blow out the dirt, because it fills in some the "clingy" porosity. Most folks will probably tell you different. Just my opinion.
I reread your post, I am refering to the cast iron fins on your block. I'd leave your Aluminum head bare.
