Jim T., "Cub Cadets and flames????? Whooda thunk it?" Obviously you've never seen Don DuLac's Cub Cadet 100!
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- Peter S
Kraig,
Thanks for the info on the blade shrouds. Looks like I have a non-cast and part #9 IH -489351 in the drawing is what I need. I will search it out.
Peter
Thanks for the info on the blade shrouds. Looks like I have a non-cast and part #9 IH -489351 in the drawing is what I need. I will search it out.
Peter
Thanks Paul.
I was thinking on this a little more and seems to me that if you drill the set screws out (someone mentioned using a bit that would fit down in the head of the screw so as not to damage the threads) wouldn't you still leave the outside of the screw in tact and in the PTO? Yes, it should pull off relatively easily after that but how would you then get what's left of the set screw out? Basically the screw would still be in there it would just have a hole in it.
I was thinking on this a little more and seems to me that if you drill the set screws out (someone mentioned using a bit that would fit down in the head of the screw so as not to damage the threads) wouldn't you still leave the outside of the screw in tact and in the PTO? Yes, it should pull off relatively easily after that but how would you then get what's left of the set screw out? Basically the screw would still be in there it would just have a hole in it.
Jim - Somethings just require faith 
You'll be able to pick out the setscrew or stick something like a small flat blade screwdriver in the hole and turn it out.
Paul - I've searched all over for a left hand solid carbide bit. Yep a lefty would be best at times because if the threads above the screw aren't damaged bad then the bit will sometimes unscrew the little feller.
You'll be able to pick out the setscrew or stick something like a small flat blade screwdriver in the hole and turn it out.
Paul - I've searched all over for a left hand solid carbide bit. Yep a lefty would be best at times because if the threads above the screw aren't damaged bad then the bit will sometimes unscrew the little feller.
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- Brian Branstetter
This blows!! You all get to go plow I have to stay and make sure life goes on.
Dad and Connie are serious about Cubbing thou
We'll have one 'Bad Harvestor' sooner or later!! hahahaha Got front weight brackets being bent now on a cnc brake press as we speak..... Dang too late for fall plow day... Hope eveyone has a great time
Dad and Connie are serious about Cubbing thou
We'll have one 'Bad Harvestor' sooner or later!! hahahaha Got front weight brackets being bent now on a cnc brake press as we speak..... Dang too late for fall plow day... Hope eveyone has a great time
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- Brian Branstetter
Littlest one is bustin' me for not having cubbie reddy for next outing(fall plow day)but things are getting better. Got new exausht, tie rod ends, clutch, gas tank,wheel weights, clutch. Been a pretty productive year over all.
One Bad Harvester!! Craig Morgan gets my vote on B93 Barn Yard!!!
One Bad Harvester!! Craig Morgan gets my vote on B93 Barn Yard!!!
Brian B.
As I recall, you didn't do to bad at PD this spring.
As I recall, you didn't do to bad at PD this spring.
