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    516 has been found Again!

    Pardon a silly question here, but looking at that first picture the steering knuckle is on the RHS whereas on my few its always on the LHS, so either the design was revised..... or the picture has been flipped over. either there is a design story here or there isn't..... any ideas?
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    Got lucky this morning. The moon was straight above me (moon time for hunting was 6:25)

    Recipe please
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    Veterans Day - Not just another day!

    I salute you all on that side of the pond..... and on this ! All who fought for that funny thing......... we call freedom! Let Us Not Forget. Amen
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    Somedays the windshield...........somedays the bug...

    While pondering the How to "Unlock the locktite" take a wander down this video lane, IH feature several times, see about the 6min mark..... Please click this link: As always make the video full screen for best viewing!
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    Somedays the windshield...........somedays the bug...

    didn't you see that one being used in the advert for locktite??
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    Help with 125

    Many thanks to the two great oracles and the greatness spoken so far on this topic, firstly the thread, and the the expansion of it.... with much less need for Asprin, no offence intended in any way... much the opposite!! The challenge now would be to annotate with pictures: ....front, side...
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    Pull Type Sickle Bar Mower

    We need someone to figure out a Diff Lock.... foot pedal activated, like big tractors have, if it exists already I would like to know.... looked like you were powering the sickle bar from a rear PTO.....??
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    help a new guy out

    remember to always leave the front PTO clutch lever in the far forward position most of the time, only pulled back to start your beast, those wear buttons on the front of it wear out far too fast if you leave it in the disengaged position. I used to pop the belt off the mower and loop it , tied...
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    help a new guy out

    Welcome Emmett, you will learn that..... you take a beer and look at the lawn,..... a while,......... decide where the middle is and then mow a few strips there first, then starting from the outside, mow clockwise round and round blowing all the choff towards that first mowed portion...
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    Dad’s 100

    These historical pictures are fascinating and is there not a place on the forum where such an archive could be preserved and added to as more emerge, open to he who wants to take a wander down memory lane, I dont mean our own favorite pic of our pet tractor pics, but historical records like...
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    New from Upstate NY

    Hello John, They love having their pictures taken, especially if they are in smiling condition, even if they have a limp or a bump we love to look and admire your collection and all he oddities that go with a collection that sneak into the frame, do share a few smiles.... (a picture saves a...
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    Second Spindle This Year

    No offense Mike, but is there a way to rotate images that are orientated to give viewers a sore neck? I can see that at the point of submission there is indeed one, but a few of us dont seem to notice that 'rotate image' button..... and I would like to look at that image a while... myself (but...
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    Back in the game!

    Welcome again to you and I like the idea of a large barn, i built a 6 car dungeon with the same expectation. Thanks for the "Hard to machine" suggestion, its been a mental challenge for several months already, and remains unresolved, at least in my simple mind. I may make a Plaster of Paris...
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    Back in the game!

    Welcome John (Jay) and wh cc Guy, this is off topic I know, but the thinking experience of two tool and die makers would probably answer this engineers puzzle in a moment. Can I invite you both (and anyone else who cares to venture an opinion) to comment. Ps I have two CC originals and a...
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    Darn yellow virus, thank you bob,, 128 born 1973

    If I knew how to start a new thread I would so maybe someone who knows can move this and call it something like: " Things we have told our "Managers" why we needed a new bit of yellow (Darn Yellow Fever), number 9 or 10 or whatever...." but this sort of fits here too borrowing one from another...
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    Unknown Cub Cadet With Problems

    I agree with Marty's diagnosis of potential model number, First with a flashlight at a shallow angle shine on the raised block in your third picture and later to the left of the position Marty is pointing his pen to and if there are any indentations gently sand that block. all the early CC's...
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    Unknown Cub Cadet With Problems

    The ID trick will probably be in the serial number of the TRACTOR, not the motor. (That's a nice set of pictures, but the serial number of the motor which you show is not the the clue to answering your question just yet) So to find this you need a scotch-bright or steel wool or really fine emery...
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    Deck and Mule Drive Parts

    I found I was getting a differential cut between mower blades, I removed the mower, flipped it over and turned the blades till the cutting edges were directly adjacent to each other (this might require releasing tension etc), and if there is a height difference then release the hub bolts and...
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    New project 105

    I had much that problem some years ago. Found an original 100, short of an engine but with a gearbox and creeper drive, as a garden ornament in a flower bed. It followed me home. Creeper drive seized, made a set of gears fit and then started the hunt for an motor. Found a Lincoln welder with a...
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    Refurbishing my 108

    Two of mine on display at a local fund raising car show for a police retirement facility in January 2020 (The trident was all hand built, beaten and rolled to get the body built) So I positioned mine close by and got lots of admiring looks and questions. made up a brochure with specs and...
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