Archive through October 05, 2004

[mmasheris]

One more pic of the sub soiled ground

 

[jrichardson]

I talked to my wife today and she said that a Brown truck stopped by. That means that I got my newly requistioned parts for my Original.

Now my Original can do this.

 

[digger]

Mike M,
I see no spuds flopped out on the ground, I think you better try again! ;-p

 

[theins]

I have a question on a sleeve hitch lift bar for a 682. I have seen bars with a single bend for wideframe and a bar with 2 bends. Which bar do I need? The attachment guide says a 682 uses 190-381.

 

[mmasheris]

Digger they were done first and then it was used as a sub soiler to pull up the dirt from down under

 

[aaytay]

 

[mmasheris]

Art now you need a TV and a dish on the hood

 

[jluckey]

Since I am using this new machine to make cub cadet parts, I thought I would share my progress with you guys. By next week I should have my first set of dual space adapters cut out (maybe a few quick attach weight brackets aswell)

flame cutter torch assy. with oxy lever actuated by a bicycle hand brake.

This is the control unit I designed and built to run the motorized rotor.

 

[dfrisk]

ART - You been shopping on E-Pay again? Those radios show up there from time-to-time.....

 

[aaytay]

Denny-
No, I know where there's a few of those radios sitting, but I just thought it was a neat old picture that needed some air-time.

Thumbing through old literature can reveal some nice photos that we don't normally see, so I thought I'd post one if that's OK with "the duce de demo"?

Here's another:

 

[digger]

Ya know! Just about the time you think you have seen it all, something else comes along and slaps you right back to reality!!!!!!!!!

 

[ecolwell]

My cub 129 needs a new PTO clutch. Is this something that a relatively handy guy can do in a few hours or is much more involved?

Should I buy a new assembly or rebuild my existing assembly? How long would a rebuild take?

Thanks!

 

[mkjohnson]

Charlie...
Sure is a lot of life left in that element...

 

[rmull]

Wow Charlie- That is a GREAT way to improve air flow! And it saves maintence money to boot.

 

[till]

Charlie,

That is a air filter?!?!!?!? Wowsers!

Mike J.,
Are you going to make it to Plow day??

(Message edited by till on October 06, 2004)

 

[jlang]

mIKE, THAT'S A NEAT POTATO DIGGER!

Wish I had one like it. I've usd my middle buster 3pt. plow on my NAA Golden Jubilee to do the same thing. Works really good, but with yours I could try my garden tractors out for the job.

 

[bmcmeen]

Tedd -

No, that's a chicken filter. Ya don't see any chickens in there, do ya?

Eric C. -

Even an unhandy guy can handle the job. But do yourself a favor, read the FAQ at the link above and then make a point of purchasing the appropriate manuals. It'll make your life a whole lot easier not only for the clutch job, but for future repairs as well.

 

[mkjohnson]

Hi Tedd,
No, too far and too costly for me.
Maybe after I find another job.
I do, however, enjoy lurking and picking on Charlie as often as possible.
(It doesn't cost anything)
Mike

 

[digger]

Dear Santa!
You DOG! snicker

BTW, All next week is pick on Art week, Kerry says if he's elected, he'll make it a national event!

 

[rmull]

Help me out here guys. I would like to figure out the ground speed of a gear drive cub, 3000rpm, stock gears, and tires of 26.2" tire diameter. First, second and third gear speed.

I have been trying to find a formula on the web for about an hour, and the ones I have found, aren't giving me realistic numbers. Like 18mph @ 500 RPM...

(Message edited by rmull on October 06, 2004)