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All because I had a freakin woodpile in the background of a Cub pic!
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I guess our little vacation had no effect! Which I rather knew it wouldn't.
I'm the idiot on the left, with the rep for the membership on the right.
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Good Morning, All.
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Jeff B. I'm pretty sure that you could just rotate the hole for the cotter 90* and re-drill a new hole. Plus I have (somewhere) in my pile of Cub Cadet stuff a homemade pin that isn't slotted and works just fine for plowing or whatever task you do with your Brinly.

Also... Has anyone had any luck re-threading to a smaller size thread on a steerng column when some PO ruined half of the threads trying to remove a steering wheel? I now have two of the critters and oh-man how that is frstrating to see how someone as done that.

Off to work. Everyone have a wonderful day and a fantastic weekend.
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Kraig,
Nah... I got all the parts I was just mocking it up in case I need pics of it later.
Good eye on the mirror in the garage, but it's just a reflection of the cab and my old truck that was behind me when it was taken.
 
Hi. Marlin is at work, and can't access the forum, but he wanted me to ask if anyone knows the size of bolts to use to bolt the engine to the icimounts ( I'm sure I spelled that wrong..lol) he'll call me this afternoon when he gets off of work to see if anyone has responded

thanks..cath aka Angel
 
Cath...They are 3/8" cap screws, coarse thread, 2.25" long.
Dont forget the stover (locking) nuts.

Are you guys coming to Buck Creek??
Carolyn has the day off and is planning on stopping by at least for a little while.

Dave
 

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