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  1. ccarney

    Archive through October 07, 2018

    Marty I appreciated you posting the pic as with about 40 years of cadeting I never saw a later brinly spring mounted like that. thanks
  2. ccarney

    Archive through October 07, 2018

    Marty Gwin How well does that later Brinly spring helper work? It looks better than the stock one for originals which was centered with a big goofy "T" bracket to bump against the seat spring.
  3. ccarney

    Archive through October 03, 2018

    (original through 123 model units) when one adjusts bent lift arms, I have found its best to overbend it slightly forward too much, then back a bit to straight so that the internal rod is centered and doens't chafe against the inner tubing of the handle itself so the release button works...
  4. ccarney

    Archive through September 29, 2018

    don what model cub do you have?
  5. ccarney

    Archive through September 29, 2018

    I know its good to repair what one has but when my lift lever rod goes out I just go get another whole assembly that's not broke from my pile of them...
  6. ccarney

    Archive through September 13, 2018

    Kraig - I agree. It's another one I found in Roseville that has rear pto. From a farm out by Litchfield. Runs great, but tires rotted from farm animal manure. PO had replaced the ignition coil with a non-resistor car one, so the points had had a harder life before I got it. Your old 102...
  7. ccarney

    Archive through September 13, 2018

    Kraig - I just had to do the same points clean thing on my 102, after it unexpectedly died after a mow. Someone had just omitted the bottom points screw; that made things quicker!
  8. ccarney

    Archive through August 20, 2018

    catching up... The "minty" original from friday - Also a good example of the 3 blade deck adapter setup, with front pto clutch!
  9. ccarney

    Archive through July 16, 2018

    Ray - I have an original sleeve hitch and it came new in red oxide primer, from the dealer. most I've seen are home-painted yellow, with white (brinly) sleeve assist.
  10. ccarney

    Archive through July 16, 2018

    Ray - Early mules were white. later ones were yellow. I had 6xxx that was white. 11207 was yellow fwiw
  11. ccarney

    Archive through July 09, 2018

    Charlie waay back when Art did his he pressed his out like you will have to. Mine just leaked; i didn't have to tear it down. hope ur aluminum housing holds up
  12. ccarney

    Archive through July 05, 2018

    Charlie I don't know what's up with your UD-6 beyond the stripped step gear, but when I had one apart the aluminum welch plugs were tuff to get out for sure, and there were snap rings under. PO had boogered lotsa silicone caulk trying to get it not to leak.
  13. ccarney

    Archive through June 21, 2018

    Kraig - Did Ted S ever share any of his "scrolls??"
  14. ccarney

    Archive through June 14, 2018

    Original headlights- fwiw, i have a NOS original headlight kit, in the box. It has the goofy-squished-pipe-and-bent headlight brackets with it. I also have a set of used brackets, not surprisingly weld-repaired. Kraig you could show the front of 409 how someone (from the louisville...
  15. ccarney

    Archive through February 09, 2018

    Hey Kraig that 125 has the storied AGH (Anti Glare Hood) option!
  16. ccarney

    Archive through December 18, 2017

    Michael H. On the very next series 72-104-124-105-125 they recessed the key in a cup, but it was still in the same spot. some of us definitely know about digging out half the key after it was bent over one time too many.
  17. ccarney

    Archive through December 05, 2017

    Steve B (Frosty) Glad to see out yer garage that the pine trees grew up enough now to cover up the across the street subdivision! maybe windbreak too for the cubs?
  18. ccarney

    Archive through November 01, 2017

    Kirk I've been running mechanically sound uglicubs for years. I don't worry a bit about a scratch or even putting stuff on the handy flat hood!
  19. ccarney

    Archive through July 24, 2017

    Charlie - We can obviously see also that water has some disadvantages as a lubricant instead of hytran...
  20. ccarney

    Archive through July 17, 2017

    re: 38" 3 blade pin-on deck with 8.5" tires: There was actually a rework sheet from IH showing how to cut the cast gage wheel mounts off, and bolt steel mounts near the center rear. I have a deck like that and its a little more scalp-prone. Kraig do you have a scan of that sheet?
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