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  1. M

    Deck Rebuild

    Click on this link and scroll down Cub Cadet Parts International Harvester IH Cub Cadet CubCadet MTD CCC Parts best service and best parts!
  2. M

    Serial # on a “70”

    That's the deck for a "first model" Cub Cadet, AKA "Original". Other than the wrong color, it looks good.
  3. M

    IH149 Miss you oLe Friend

    Good things come in small packages?
  4. M

    IH149 Miss you oLe Friend

    What about the one behind the statue??
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    Considering an electric XT1 LT42E........whataya know about them...?

    Not sure about out your way but here in New England alcohol was added to lower the freeze point. Even draining the water never removed all of it so alcohol would be added and then if needed the system drained. What water that remained would hopefully not create enough force to cause damage.
  6. M

    Searching threads?

    I'm pretty sure that Steve Blunier had a write-up on that topic but for a larger deck... but the principals should still apply. Try searching for his name?
  7. M

    Soda blasting advice

    Yes, do the cleanup first, then prep the contact surfaces for use. Use some tape to protect your hard work while painting.
  8. M

    Geared Trans, Clutching

    You can also use that same link to CCS website and lookup your mower parts -maybe see the kit you're looking for.. or not! 8-)
  9. M

    Soda blasting advice

    Well, sometimes I feel like if New Bedford isn't the end of the world... I can see it real good!
  10. M

    Soda blasting advice

    Blast it all, clean any residuals, sand it on a sheet of glass, metal plate, granite counter top if you dare! LOL.. then paint as or if desired. And I am in the South Coastal area of Mass. near New Bedford.
  11. M

    Geared Trans, Clutching

    From the same page using the previous link. https://www.ccspecialties.org/pics/961-3002%20clutch%20disc.jpg
  12. M

    Geared Trans, Clutching

    You can find your part(s) here = place the order on Charlies website and get quick delivery! CUB CADETs New Old Stock NOS IH-132310-C1 922-3001 722-3001 flex coupling hydro gear drive IH-148150 shaft Throw Out bearing Creeper Clutch Disc Spline Axle Hytran
  13. M

    Soda blasting advice

    Sure. or,if you want run over to Massachusetts with it and we can mount it onto my lathe and clean the surfaces.
  14. M

    Soda blasting advice

    Sure,should be fine. Clean very good after or paint won't stick on.
  15. M

    Considering an electric XT1 LT42E........whataya know about them...?

    Weird for a lawn mower.. don't you think? :drool2:
  16. M

    149 in NC

    'Cause this one is the guys Introduction to the group.. Lots of guys introduce themselves then make a thread about their tractor.
  17. M

    Considering an electric XT1 LT42E........whataya know about them...?

    I would've replied Heat and Vibration.. but the end result is the same
  18. M

    I finally finished my Highly modified 122 Loader With lots of help from my son at his fab shop. She works pretty well!

    I'd say the upright for the hoist is the fluid resevoir. And what you're calling a bubble level is really the fluid level.
  19. M

    Greetings

    I remember those days of putting up hay. Sometimes I actually miss it! But not in a week of this!! It's good to see you here and holler out if you need some help with the cub.
  20. M

    Greetings

    Welcome Don,we're "almost" neighbors.. pushing hay into a loft in this heat is no fun at all.
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