Earl F...Yes, we had just swapped out the battery for another one having more charge, but I can't say for sure it was FULLY charged. The engine was running when I tried the lights, though. I'm not sure this means anything, but the starter generator on that tractor typically slips...and often a lot... before it finally turns the engine over. It always has, especially when the engine is cold...I have no idea why.
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jstertz
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Happy Thanksgiving to all my friends from the Cub Forum that I've had the privilege to get to know virtually here and many of you in person at various tractor events around the country! You gents are some great guys and I'm really glad I found this site Feb 2009.
Speaking of friends--Steve make sure you check the ground both at the lights and the switch. Check connections at the lights, switch, etc. sometimes like Earl said, it is the simplest fix. Good luck with it.
Those snow machines are looking good! Charlie how much snow did you get in this last storm? We got rain all day yesterday, did you get snow?
Speaking of friends--Steve make sure you check the ground both at the lights and the switch. Check connections at the lights, switch, etc. sometimes like Earl said, it is the simplest fix. Good luck with it.
Those snow machines are looking good! Charlie how much snow did you get in this last storm? We got rain all day yesterday, did you get snow?
Happy Thanksgiving!
Earl, I'll second KENtucky's recommendation of the middle tire.
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Earl F. I should have sent along those 23 x8.50 x 12 tires on the 6 x 12 rims. (Gotta get those taken off one of these warmer days.)
Thanks guys!
Marlin I was thinking the opposite on taking the 6x12 tires and should have left them for those wheels. Well got blade on dad's 1450, but too dark for pics. I need to replace the fuse for the headlights, I took it when a wire fell off this summer and blew fuse for PTO. Fixed that but forgot to change it.
Marlin I was thinking the opposite on taking the 6x12 tires and should have left them for those wheels. Well got blade on dad's 1450, but too dark for pics. I need to replace the fuse for the headlights, I took it when a wire fell off this summer and blew fuse for PTO. Fixed that but forgot to change it.
mhomrighausen
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Earl F. i do have a 6x12 pair of Cub Cadet rims with the valve stem holes on the inside. They came with the 15 tires I got free this past spring. One of the rims was rusty inside but the other has the IH paint nice and clear on the inside.
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Had a close one on my cub cadet with Koehler command with having a wire shorting. Wasn't my best choice to use 18 ga but it was what I had to use for now. But now I just have the feeling to re wire everything because safety third. And do it right the second time. I just have to wait for the right key switch I picked up for half of cub cadet's price
