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Archive through June 25, 2008
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LONNIE Here's a link to a cart I picked up about a month ago. http://www.pronovost.qc.ca/remhra.html
The top one...P-503. Mine has 2X6 composite sideboard extensions on it... Nice trailer behind the 982. But I sure wouldn't want to buy a new one! Northern has a similar King Kutter in their catalog for $2100 plus freight. If I was going to buy a new one I'd get the next size larger to use behind My FARMALL's, the P-505.
The top one...P-503. Mine has 2X6 composite sideboard extensions on it... Nice trailer behind the 982. But I sure wouldn't want to buy a new one! Northern has a similar King Kutter in their catalog for $2100 plus freight. If I was going to buy a new one I'd get the next size larger to use behind My FARMALL's, the P-505.
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I was under the same assumption about the strength of the springs. What I'm wondering is if Kohler has a service bulletin noting all the pump springs, I doubt I'll need anything more than the stock spring, however being armed with the information to fine-tune might be helpful.
I was under the same assumption about the strength of the springs. What I'm wondering is if Kohler has a service bulletin noting all the pump springs, I doubt I'll need anything more than the stock spring, however being armed with the information to fine-tune might be helpful.
Kendell, thanks for the tip but jeez it sure isn't a user friendly location for a sight hole. To accurately set the point break with Kirk's PointSaver the engine isn't running, so I'll probably remove the S/G and it's bracket to make it easier to see the index mark.
Michael, it's easy to find the old posts using the search function. I found where I posted them by searching for "price list", chose the "and" not "or" setting and entered "90" in the "Messages posted within the last XX days" menu.
70/100 Price List
70/100 Price List
Well the work has contuined on my 129 and O paint and repair. ( just a thought on the springs! was wondring if fuel tank location had something to do with the spring size and strength?) Install a new switch(125) and had the 147 driving around the yard to test the hydro, its crepps.Used choke cable on the 125 now. later Don T
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Sorry 'bout the location...When I design an engine, I'll keep that in mind.
It is a little tough to get to, but I liked being able to start the engine while I was in the process of setting the timing, since I used a timing light to verify the setting and, let me see, I've had to do it TWICE in 22 years..
Sorry 'bout the location...When I design an engine, I'll keep that in mind.
It is a little tough to get to, but I liked being able to start the engine while I was in the process of setting the timing, since I used a timing light to verify the setting and, let me see, I've had to do it TWICE in 22 years..
Or, you could do like some people do and take a hacksaw to the frame.
Hello every one. I need some "oldtimer" help. i have a model 107 that is basically a riging roto-tiller. I need a mowing deck and the undercarrage bracket to mount under the 107. I am having trouble locati0on a deck specifically listed for a 107. What other cubcadet models decks will work on my 107? any help in locating a working affordable mowing deck for me will be greatly appreciated.
