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  1. J

    Restoring Cub Cadet 149 that I am picking up this week in Tennessee.

    Welcome Mark! There is a ton of info here. Go to the forums tab above, then select IHCub Cadet Tractor forum. The first six threads are packed full of useful info, and tractors/items to drool over. Also at the forums tab, you will find an IH Cub Cadet forum Sponsor Directory. Our sponsors...
  2. J

    Iowa 70

    Great job Brad!
  3. J

    Original cub - no start, no nothing

    Decarbon, seal it back up, spin it again.
  4. J

    Prayers & Positive Thoughts, Please

    Great news Greg!!!
  5. J

    2082 twins

    Most of us know why...it gets to be an addiction. It is relentless as long as you have space and cash.
  6. J

    Where in North America is Jim, and what Cub Cadet items has he found there?

    Beautiful Santa Maria, CA this week. No IH built Cub Cadet items on CL, but there are a few IH built tractors for sale.
  7. J

    Wood splitting

    Hey Schultzie, I've got one of those too. I think he got 10 as well. #3 son:
  8. J

    782 progress

    John, Congratulations, and condolences. We "met" your FIL here in a photo or two, right? Working at a golf course??? They oughta have lots of grass you could test out that deck on. I'm anxious to follow your progress on the electric.
  9. J

    Narrow VS Wide Chassis

    Yes. I use one from a 149 on my 782. Don't forget that the lift rod "ear" is longer on a wide frame blade so the lift rod can clear the wider body easier.
  10. J

    Tractor For Sale Cub 129 with Johnny Bucket Jr.

    Wait! When did a ton get to be 2500#?
  11. J

    Battery size for a 2086

    I think you can get Duracell lead-acid at Batteries Plus, or one of the bulb 'n bat tree stores.
  12. J

    Front PTO Turnbuckle for 169

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  13. J

    wideframe sun frame plow help

    I use a wide frame subframe for my dozer blade on a 782. Perfect fit. I think the 982 should need a different subframe since the chassis is longer.
  14. J

    Grass Catcher Issue

    Have you tried spraying the inside with Pam/silicone/Slip Plate/bedliner? I still remember when Dad learned that Pam cooking spray might help release snow from our shovels. He had them all hanging and gave them coat after coat...it helped for maybe five or six throws.
  15. J

    Snow plow for IHCC 104

    Dennis, I claimed things that were my father's, and my sons are claiming things that are mine...such is life. oh yeah, and don't we all wish we had a few more sets of IH wheel weights- at 70's prices.
  16. J

    Greetings from Gaston South Carolina.

    I hope the surgery goes well.
  17. J

    Greetings from Gaston South Carolina.

    List those issues Al. We love to help spend other people's time and money.
  18. J

    Greetings from Gaston South Carolina.

    Welcome Al! Nice 169!
  19. J

    1967 Cub 105

    AH yes, the rare flat-in-front tires. Was it parked against a wall?
  20. J

    IH CC 106

    I built a small flywheel "146" (14 hp in a 126). I couldn't agree more about the extra hp! When I built it, my son who plans to be a welder had not decided that yet . . . I think he was in 1st grade and we had no welders at my house. Now we have three, and a generator that runs them.
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