Zach,
Check out the Cool IH Cub Cadets Not OEM but better'n' new section. I think you might find out more there.
Check out the Cool IH Cub Cadets Not OEM but better'n' new section. I think you might find out more there.
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Archive through September 14, 2007
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avanwettering
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Charlie,
The goof ball plowing looks like he is trying to have a B-M and is needing help bad!
The goof ball plowing looks like he is trying to have a B-M and is needing help bad!
Here's my PTO situation: I can't figure out these set screws. My PTO has 3 holes around it. I am pointing to one of them in the pic. Are these the correct holes? One of them has nothing in it. The other two do have something in them, but after trying practically every size allen wrench I have nothing works. They all just spin. I don't know if the allens are stripped out or what. Am I going about this correctly? Does anyone know exactly what size allen this is? What if I can't get them out- what are my options, or should I try to replace the two that are missing and just leave it alone?
Jim, they probably have dirt in them 1/8 is the wrench size. Use your favorite penatrant oil and a small pick and some compressed air to blow out the debris. They are probably OK you have to be patient when dealing with them. The FAQ above has some suggestions also!
Matt,
Thanks for the wrench size. I have looked at the FAQ but that PTO is different than mine.
Brian,
I am doing a resto, but I still don't necessarily have to take it off. I might just try to replace the set screws that are missing out of that one hole and leave it alone. Is this thing supposed to be painted?
Thanks for the wrench size. I have looked at the FAQ but that PTO is different than mine.
Brian,
I am doing a resto, but I still don't necessarily have to take it off. I might just try to replace the set screws that are missing out of that one hole and leave it alone. Is this thing supposed to be painted?
Jim T.,
You realize that each of the three holes should have a PAIR of allen set screws in them, one on top of the other...for a total of six allen set screws to remove.
Regarding painting it, I'd be careful in painting it as you don't want paint to get on the clutch disc/pressure plate or button surfaces of the PTO assembly.
Just my 1.5 cents worth,
Ryan W
You realize that each of the three holes should have a PAIR of allen set screws in them, one on top of the other...for a total of six allen set screws to remove.
Regarding painting it, I'd be careful in painting it as you don't want paint to get on the clutch disc/pressure plate or button surfaces of the PTO assembly.
Just my 1.5 cents worth,
Ryan W
glippert
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My 20 month old grandson loves grandpa's tractor. What can I say - the boy's got class! (Must come from grandma's side!) Guess I better start shopping now for a Cub for him to drive when he can reach the controls.
