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Archive through October 30, 2006
- Thread starter rfowler
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Help Support IH Cub Cadet Tractor Forum:
Scott T.
$27.00 each!
Man,I guess I better raise my prices! LOL
$27.00 each!
Man,I guess I better raise my prices! LOL
sblunier
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- Steve Blunier "Mr. Plow" (Central IL)
Tom B.
Read all 4 -5 pages of FAQ 15 very carefully.
The funny shaped flat plate can be removed via the spring clips Charlie mentioned. The "fish hook" plate is integral to the shaft and required complete disassembly of the unit. IF you decide to disassemble the unit GET THE MANUAL!!!! There are a couple very critical steps involving the removal of the swash plate roll pins that, if done wrong, can get you in a world of hurt.
If you have access to a welder, it's best to repair the unit in place as detailed in the FAQ, but if the seals are leaking, etc. dissassembly may be required.
Dissassembly isn't too hard, but it requires careful attention to detail, cleanliness, and some mechanical skills. If you can work on the guts of a Kohler, you can work on a hydro (with a manual).
I've done several of these, both ways, welding and reshaping is much easier.
Read all 4 -5 pages of FAQ 15 very carefully.
The funny shaped flat plate can be removed via the spring clips Charlie mentioned. The "fish hook" plate is integral to the shaft and required complete disassembly of the unit. IF you decide to disassemble the unit GET THE MANUAL!!!! There are a couple very critical steps involving the removal of the swash plate roll pins that, if done wrong, can get you in a world of hurt.
If you have access to a welder, it's best to repair the unit in place as detailed in the FAQ, but if the seals are leaking, etc. dissassembly may be required.
Dissassembly isn't too hard, but it requires careful attention to detail, cleanliness, and some mechanical skills. If you can work on the guts of a Kohler, you can work on a hydro (with a manual).
I've done several of these, both ways, welding and reshaping is much easier.
sblunier
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- Steve Blunier "Mr. Plow" (Central IL)
Wrecked truck got replaced yesterday!!! Pick up the new one tomorrow AM!!!!
Brand new 2006 F-150 Super Crew 5.4L, 4x2, dark metallic gray and silver lower 2 tone. All the same options as before plus some, and for the same $$$$ payments on the same term loan......yup, I'm happy!!!!!!
Brand new 2006 F-150 Super Crew 5.4L, 4x2, dark metallic gray and silver lower 2 tone. All the same options as before plus some, and for the same $$$$ payments on the same term loan......yup, I'm happy!!!!!!
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- Scott Tanner... Can't even see the Cub in this mess..
Yep Charlie... that what they get for them in the land of taxes at the dealer... Perhaps I need a new supplier....
I have auto search on Flea-bay for cushman truckster, and the hit came back on a brake assy for a cushman... The brake looks very similar to our cub brakes..... Hmmmm (insert grinding cogs here)
The 107's engine went to the kid's high school shop thin AM, junior is going to rebuild it for me.... Gotta buy a piston, Rod, & gasket set...
I have auto search on Flea-bay for cushman truckster, and the hit came back on a brake assy for a cushman... The brake looks very similar to our cub brakes..... Hmmmm (insert grinding cogs here)
The 107's engine went to the kid's high school shop thin AM, junior is going to rebuild it for me.... Gotta buy a piston, Rod, & gasket set...
Scott T.
Well don't forget our sponsors for the engine parts!
Well don't forget our sponsors for the engine parts!
Steve B., sounds like that accident might be a blessing in disguise.
David P., the gentleman in the UK is Robin Howe. There was also a forum member in Norway named Gunnar Tveten and another forum member in Finland named Juha Heikkila.
David P., the gentleman in the UK is Robin Howe. There was also a forum member in Norway named Gunnar Tveten and another forum member in Finland named Juha Heikkila.
