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Archive through July 27, 2007
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mhomrighausen
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- Marlin Homrighausen
Jarrod M. The same thing was done to Clarence. At first I was upset and then I realized that since the rest of the Cub was really well maintained and I am not going to be using Clarence for really hard work that I can live with the PO modification.
Off to do some mowing.... later.
Off to do some mowing.... later.
No echo here,
I've been playin with one of my new toys today.
I've been playin with one of my new toys today.
BTW,
If anyone was wondering, THE Groundsaw is alive and well since it got to see some sunshine the other day.
If anyone was wondering, THE Groundsaw is alive and well since it got to see some sunshine the other day.
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- Allen Schumacher
Charlie, that looks pretty extreme just to install wires for your garden lights.
But it sure is something different!
Allen,
It's not mine, although, I wish it were. The owner sent me some pics the other day just to let me know it was still around.
It's not mine, although, I wish it were. The owner sent me some pics the other day just to let me know it was still around.
Terry B.
Come on down man, the grass is growing like crazy.
Come on down man, the grass is growing like crazy.
Hey guys,
Thanks for the replies regarding my 127 Hydrostatic. The release worked. The decal had just been rubbed off and I didn't want to mess any thing up. Which leads me to my next big issue. I got the enigine running easily enough, but soon after hyrdraulic fluid started pouring out the bottom of the tractor! What's up with that? It does not leak AT ALL when it is not running, but with the engine running, fluid pours out.
Thanks for the replies regarding my 127 Hydrostatic. The release worked. The decal had just been rubbed off and I didn't want to mess any thing up. Which leads me to my next big issue. I got the enigine running easily enough, but soon after hyrdraulic fluid started pouring out the bottom of the tractor! What's up with that? It does not leak AT ALL when it is not running, but with the engine running, fluid pours out.
Wes V.
Time to either crawl under it and check for a cracked/broken line or take the fenders off and check the relieve valves to see if they are the culprits.
Or go here,
http://cubfaq.com/questions.html
and check out Questions 33A & 33B.
Time to either crawl under it and check for a cracked/broken line or take the fenders off and check the relieve valves to see if they are the culprits.
Or go here,
http://cubfaq.com/questions.html
and check out Questions 33A & 33B.
mhomrighausen
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Charlie P. My 1650 does have a grille screen similar to your Cub pictured here. The exhaust is original also from what I've been told. If you look at my 1650s grille screen (and I'll get some pics tomorrow ) there is no hole for the exhaust. I can't remember what the 1x8/9 front ends looked like off hand. Too dang tired to go check Ebay too. I mowed a friend's lawn with the 125. It took almost six hours since it hadn't been mowed for sometime. I could have used the 782D only there were some tight spots the 42" deck just squeezed into. Then I got home and spent forty-five minutes doing the next door neightbor's lawn. Tomorrow if the neighbor boy isn't busy I'm going to have him help mow lawn. Never had two Cub Cadets mowing the whole lawn before. At least not at once anyway. Should be fun. BTW... nice looking new toy that you've acquired.
bmcmeen
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I'm not gonna steal Hydro Harry's thunder, I'll let him wax eloquently about QL grilles with and without holes (and mufflers with longer and shorter outlets) and maybe even exhaust deflectors...
WOW!!!
I now need more advice. I am even more stuck literally. What is the best way to remove the steering wheel? Mine seems to be quite stuck. I've tried a steering wheel puller but the bottom of the wheel is plastic and I don't want to destroy it. Any inside info? Thanks guys.
I now need more advice. I am even more stuck literally. What is the best way to remove the steering wheel? Mine seems to be quite stuck. I've tried a steering wheel puller but the bottom of the wheel is plastic and I don't want to destroy it. Any inside info? Thanks guys.
Wes V.
Did ya miss the FAQ page listed above?
Did ya miss the FAQ page listed above?
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Wes, check the FAQ's at top of page. Got one just for stubborn steering wheels.
Hello everyone, I am new and hoping to join the Cub Cadet owner family. I am looking at a 782 and I want to make it a good, educated decision. I think it has a series 1 Kohler engine but I am not 100% sure. What should i look out for on this machine and how much should I expect to pay. The gentleman is asking $750. It seems to run good and everything seems to work properly. I have tried to do as much research as possible and came up with the conclusion that a series 2 motor is better and it seems that $750 is a bit steep, but I am not that sure. Hoping to get some good info here.
