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Archive through September 27, 2012
- Thread starter bbranstetter
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Tirechains.com are PRICKS and should not be dealt with under any circumstances!!!!!!!
They are the one's I called and asked about using a link to their site for installing chains and for them to get some business from CUBFAQ.COM, and they threatened to sue the forum as well as myself if I pursued it.
Nice guys huh!!!!!!!!
They are the one's I called and asked about using a link to their site for installing chains and for them to get some business from CUBFAQ.COM, and they threatened to sue the forum as well as myself if I pursued it.
Nice guys huh!!!!!!!!
Jeremiah - Here's a pic of MY 982.... note the deck; http://www.smallenginewarehouse.com/RepowerItems.asp?Brand=Cub%20Cadet&Model=984
My deck looks like the 50A except for the frt plate the eyebolts attach to.
My deck looks like the 50A except for the frt plate the eyebolts attach to.
CHARLIE - O-K... Kevin DO NOT CHECK THAT WEBSITE! Check this site out.... Some guy from sunny Arizona says they're O-K. http://www.vulcantirechains.com/chain.htm?refad=GooTireChains&c1=GAW_SE_NW&source=USA&kw=tire_chains_exm&cr5=13598310009&gclid=CPrd__ie2bICFYZaMgodOSAAlw
Seriously, TC.com sounds like they are somebody I would not do business with. A search of the 'Net or look in the colorful boxes above can get you a set of chains.
Seriously, TC.com sounds like they are somebody I would not do business with. A search of the 'Net or look in the colorful boxes above can get you a set of chains.
mgonitzke
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Jeremiah-
I have had multiple (IH) 44C and 50C decks with the 'water pump' bearings and no wheels. The parts lookup is using the MTD model number designations (i.e. 359) for the 44C and 50C decks, so it's likely they're just using the same diagram for both the older and newer ones. I would not use the parts lookup to try to determine things like this. For example, they lump the IH 782, CCC 782, and 1711 all into one model. There are small differences between all of those models that you'd never be able to determine by using the parts lookup. They list the 46" deck in there with the other attachments...using your logic, I'd arrive at the conclusion that an IH 782 would have been available with a 46" deck, but as we both know, that's not true.
I'm pretty sure I have a service bulletin somewhere that proves the aluminum housings came along quite a ways into CCC production, but I have better things to do than go dig that up right now.
I have had multiple (IH) 44C and 50C decks with the 'water pump' bearings and no wheels. The parts lookup is using the MTD model number designations (i.e. 359) for the 44C and 50C decks, so it's likely they're just using the same diagram for both the older and newer ones. I would not use the parts lookup to try to determine things like this. For example, they lump the IH 782, CCC 782, and 1711 all into one model. There are small differences between all of those models that you'd never be able to determine by using the parts lookup. They list the 46" deck in there with the other attachments...using your logic, I'd arrive at the conclusion that an IH 782 would have been available with a 46" deck, but as we both know, that's not true.
I'm pretty sure I have a service bulletin somewhere that proves the aluminum housings came along quite a ways into CCC production, but I have better things to do than go dig that up right now.
mhomrighausen
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Not to change the mower deck subject however here are the pictures of the 125's grill screen that I ruined last weekend. That was a mint screen until that Oops.
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Charlie-
You need to open up more and tell us how you really feel. Man, it's not healthy to hold that stuff in. Just let it out!
You need to open up more and tell us how you really feel. Man, it's not healthy to hold that stuff in. Just let it out!
mhomrighausen
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Daniel G. I was slowly driving into the garage with Fancy on my lap and instead of using the lever to stop I stepped on the brake and for some reason it just locked in the halfway down position and I couldn't reach the lever fast enough. The 125 hit the lift bar on the Keepsake 1650 right at that spot. I didn't get mad or cuss. I just felt so darned stupid for trusting the brake like I have in the past.
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Marlin: I feel your pain (kind of). JackieO came in here with no grille. When I started looking for one I found they don't come "cheap". Now, although not "correct" for a 125, she wears this one:
From the auction site. It was advertised as better than a hole in the front of your tractor.
From the auction site. It was advertised as better than a hole in the front of your tractor.
