kide
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Harry: Connection between "Zerk" and "Alemite" from Alemite's page. Interesting history..
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mgwin
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Harry,
balbrecht
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Austin,
I can push maybe 1/2 a blade height of crushed limestone with the 42 inch blade on my 70 before it spins out. That's with 6-12 tires, 2 link chains and 270lbs of weight on the back. The killer is you typically are driving over what you are blading out, and that is inevitably loose and hard to get traction on. That being said, if you limit the amount you push in one pass, it sure beats a rake and shovel.
I can push maybe 1/2 a blade height of crushed limestone with the 42 inch blade on my 70 before it spins out. That's with 6-12 tires, 2 link chains and 270lbs of weight on the back. The killer is you typically are driving over what you are blading out, and that is inevitably loose and hard to get traction on. That being said, if you limit the amount you push in one pass, it sure beats a rake and shovel.
A day I started to hate hydros, this time the cold won.
(cant rotate it says its bigger than 950x600???)
But this day was a good day, and this is the area I want to make trails, which the ground has brom grass and native grass. never been plowed
(cant rotate it says its bigger than 950x600???)
But this day was a good day, and this is the area I want to make trails, which the ground has brom grass and native grass. never been plowed
I am thinking it's just me. I can no seem to find the right mule drive belt for my 125 Ser# 274966. Don't know if it takes 80" 81" or 75". Trying to put together order with mule drive bearings,hydro filter,deck drive belt" hy trans oil and brass pto button
Glen M.
The FAQ's have the info for ya.
http://cubfaq.com/belts.html
PTO to the deck- 42" IH-473462-R4 -3/8 X 81"
Deck Belt- 42" IH-477599-R2-1/2 X 77"
The FAQ's have the info for ya.
http://cubfaq.com/belts.html
PTO to the deck- 42" IH-473462-R4 -3/8 X 81"
Deck Belt- 42" IH-477599-R2-1/2 X 77"
Austin, ouch! Wow, a driveshaft letting go sure makes a mess of things.
Glen M.
Neither the mule drive pulleys or bronze PTO buttons have ever been out of stock.
Tilt yer head the other way and check again,
If you have any problems finding something, just let me know and we'll get you fixed up.
Neither the mule drive pulleys or bronze PTO buttons have ever been out of stock.
Tilt yer head the other way and check again,
If you have any problems finding something, just let me know and we'll get you fixed up.
joligschlaeger
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I am starting to reassemble a K321AQS and recalling about the balance gears giving up.
What is the latest,. install of leave out?
What is the latest,. install of leave out?
@Joe
http://www.kirkengines.com/index.php#CrankshaftBalancePlateKit
leave out gears and put this in.
http://www.kirkengines.com/index.php#CrankshaftBalancePlateKit
leave out gears and put this in.
kide
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Probably everyone's on the couch. I don't know about elsewhere, but I am totally not up with rain. Seems like the wettest fall we've had in a long time. Planned on leaf removal with my new 129 driver ..... ended up carving his pumpkins in the workshop, now on the couch.
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Kind of glad to see that our house wasn't the only one to have sleeping sickness today.
A highlight was seeing Jim Chabot mowing with his Original and newly re-done deck. Thanks to Facebook I could see from Northern Maine to Massachusetts. Don T. would've loved it!
mfrade
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Chris and I have been on vacation for the last 2 weeks. We went to see family in Texas and have had only 2 good days where we could see the sun in all that time.
Back home in MA and we had the sun out yesterday and now it's raining again.. No cubbin over here.
Back home in MA and we had the sun out yesterday and now it's raining again.. No cubbin over here.
mgwin
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Come on guys, don't let a little rain and wind stop you!
I think it has rained every weekend here since June!
I have been cutting trees that have fallen, or leaning real bad the past few Saturdays in the rain and wind.
I can't do it during the week, because I have been working 10-12 hours a day on my job. It is depressing to go to work in the dark, and come home in the dark.
Taking my couch day today. May go deer hunting this evening, but it isn't too promising.
For some reason, there are no deer coming to my feeder. Maybe the storms have changed the deer's patterns along with the landscape.
May just try to finish up the 100 the next few days!
Haven't carried any small stones lately, just wood!
I think it has rained every weekend here since June!
I have been cutting trees that have fallen, or leaning real bad the past few Saturdays in the rain and wind.
I can't do it during the week, because I have been working 10-12 hours a day on my job. It is depressing to go to work in the dark, and come home in the dark.
Taking my couch day today. May go deer hunting this evening, but it isn't too promising.
For some reason, there are no deer coming to my feeder. Maybe the storms have changed the deer's patterns along with the landscape.
May just try to finish up the 100 the next few days!
Haven't carried any small stones lately, just wood!
