Rick M,
Yer just jealous cause you don't have one, grin
That belongs to Prof. Jim Chabot.
Yer just jealous cause you don't have one, grin
That belongs to Prof. Jim Chabot.
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till
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That is what a Demo Cub Cadet would look like if one had been made. None were, but it is still way cool.
Dave K,
Good to see Loader-Mutt out playing. Nice job on it. Now you just gotta tear it down, repaint everything, put it all back together and save it for Shows and Parades... <font size="-2">Yeah, right!</font>
Good to see Loader-Mutt out playing. Nice job on it. Now you just gotta tear it down, repaint everything, put it all back together and save it for Shows and Parades... <font size="-2">Yeah, right!</font>
What, Colin- I'm kinda takin' a liking to the 'fade' color scheme... and leaving the tinwork off for that 'real-motorcycle' styling look shows off all the heavy-duty workings... it also keeps me from wearin' shoelaces or parking it with the engine running!
Yeah, I'll get around to making it a LITTLE more presentable... I'll clean up that bucket, get the colors 'closer' to real, etc., but have to make some safety features (lock the treadle, turning brakes, etc), as well as correct some ergonomic issues... but at the moment, it's holding the 10hp electric motor that (hopefully by 3:30pm) will be a functioning rotary-phase-converter for the new lathe and mill.
Thinkin' I might put 18-8.50-8 fronts on, and 26" ags on rear, but I don't wanna go 12 wide... and I'm not hot on ATV tires... suggestions?
Yeah, I'll get around to making it a LITTLE more presentable... I'll clean up that bucket, get the colors 'closer' to real, etc., but have to make some safety features (lock the treadle, turning brakes, etc), as well as correct some ergonomic issues... but at the moment, it's holding the 10hp electric motor that (hopefully by 3:30pm) will be a functioning rotary-phase-converter for the new lathe and mill.
Thinkin' I might put 18-8.50-8 fronts on, and 26" ags on rear, but I don't wanna go 12 wide... and I'm not hot on ATV tires... suggestions?
At the risk of this getting poofed, grin
Bryan G. send me an email and I'll see if I can get ya some help.
Bryan G. send me an email and I'll see if I can get ya some help.
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Gee, I don't have ANY problems at 1600x1200 on my 20" monitor at the office...
Doesn't do too bad on the 19" at home, either.
But if you're gonna run at 640x480, yeah, posts are gonna wrap!
Gee, I don't have ANY problems at 1600x1200 on my 20" monitor at the office...
Doesn't do too bad on the 19" at home, either.
But if you're gonna run at 640x480, yeah, posts are gonna wrap!
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roundy fendered cubs rule!
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Hey Bryan....Shouldn't you be in the sandbox talking about your garage door?
(Ducking and hideing)
(Ducking and hideing)
Hi Jim!
They're made by SKF- part numbers are listed below. I don't remember OTH what the upper limit or deflection was, but the max speed, total deflection, and torque-limits and performance reductions were something like an order-of-magnitude higher than the greatest deflection I could get out of the WF with QL soft-mounted engine. I actually drilled the yoke shoulder concentric to the set-screw hole, so that I could turn down a hardened allen-bolt to very-tight fit through the yoke, through the hydro shaft's hole, and into the yoke on the opposite side. The cool part, is that with the grease fitting on the hydro-side, one can pull the allen-head bolt out, and slide the shaft IN towards the joint cross, and slide the driveshaft out without ever breaking the tractor or removing the engine.
Here's an excerpt from a post I did a year or so ago:
The yokes come with a keyway AND drilled/tapped for a set-screw. I drill through the rest of the way, using the same drill-size to fit the roll-pin OD.
Instead of using a roll pin, I cut the threads off of, and turn down the shank of an allen-head machine screw.
The pin doesn't require a hammer to install or remove, and it's very secure.
Driveshaft U-joint kit for 5/8 shafts;
-Yoke is SKF 10-4373 $11.75 each (2 req'd)
-Joint is SKF 1-0170 $6.00 each (1 req'd)
They're available through any bearing company that carries Chicago Rawhide products.
They're made by SKF- part numbers are listed below. I don't remember OTH what the upper limit or deflection was, but the max speed, total deflection, and torque-limits and performance reductions were something like an order-of-magnitude higher than the greatest deflection I could get out of the WF with QL soft-mounted engine. I actually drilled the yoke shoulder concentric to the set-screw hole, so that I could turn down a hardened allen-bolt to very-tight fit through the yoke, through the hydro shaft's hole, and into the yoke on the opposite side. The cool part, is that with the grease fitting on the hydro-side, one can pull the allen-head bolt out, and slide the shaft IN towards the joint cross, and slide the driveshaft out without ever breaking the tractor or removing the engine.
Here's an excerpt from a post I did a year or so ago:
The yokes come with a keyway AND drilled/tapped for a set-screw. I drill through the rest of the way, using the same drill-size to fit the roll-pin OD.
Instead of using a roll pin, I cut the threads off of, and turn down the shank of an allen-head machine screw.
The pin doesn't require a hammer to install or remove, and it's very secure.
Driveshaft U-joint kit for 5/8 shafts;
-Yoke is SKF 10-4373 $11.75 each (2 req'd)
-Joint is SKF 1-0170 $6.00 each (1 req'd)
They're available through any bearing company that carries Chicago Rawhide products.
Dave yer killin my Pin Tool stock ... I just heard it fall. No wonder the DOW is going down today 
Another Black Tuesday ??? I'm jumping out the window .................. *^$&%$$(*** single story window !
So that's MUTT huh ? Looks good WITHOUT paint kinda reminds me of my homemade cluster ****.
Bryan knows all about Chicago Rawhide
Another Black Tuesday ??? I'm jumping out the window .................. *^$&%$$(*** single story window !
So that's MUTT huh ? Looks good WITHOUT paint kinda reminds me of my homemade cluster ****.
Bryan knows all about Chicago Rawhide
Someone <strike>say</strike> write "cluster"?
(Message edited by kmcconaughey on November 16, 2004)
(Message edited by kmcconaughey on November 16, 2004)
till
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The "Cluster" is way too cool!!! man that thing has just got cool factor oozing out of it every where!!!!
Tedd it drug a 420 JD dozer <u>sideways</u> ten feet so I could then push it into the shop AND it pushed a 4x4 3/4 ton ferd truck (with the tires back spining 'cause I told him to put it in 4x4 and put it in 1st gear) out the driveway when the guy laughed at it. It's not nice (or good advice) to make fun of the Cluster
Kraig why didn't you post the pic of the round baler on it ????
Kraig why didn't you post the pic of the round baler on it ????
