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    Archive through March 24, 2011

    Thanks Dennis I was actually thinking of a redrill and tap the head with a larger hole rather than an insert. Substitute a different plug. ANYONE?
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    Archive through March 24, 2011

    Seem to remember (but can't find it through search) an alternative to helicoil head repair. Drill & tap for a different plug. Anyone have the details?
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    Archive through March 23, 2011

    Matt G- Thanks for the scissors Jack hint. I'm sure that will do the trick.
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    Archive through March 23, 2011

    Getting some good info & pics regarding blade subframes (wide vs narrow frame ) but still need the how to advise on switching the blade from one to the other. Do I just pry the arms of the frame off over the pivot pins then pry again to put the proper one on? Any tricks or things to watch out...
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    Archive through March 21, 2011

    Got my Ausco Brake Caliper at a local to me defunked IH dealer. also picked up a 42" Push Blade and Frame. My current frame has a bend in the bars as it approaches the rockshaft. the newly acquired one is straight. The question is will the straight one fit my 169 or will I have to switch...
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    Archive through March 19, 2011

    Oh BTW I found a new use for my 169 this weekend... Pulling Wild Roses from my meadow/front yard. Just wrapped a heavy chain with a hook fairly tight around the base at ground level and used a shovel to sever some of the roots. Took the slack out and applied slow steady acceleration and dragged...
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    Archive through March 19, 2011

    Repeated from March 18th for clarification... My tire chains broke a} brake actuating lever this winter on my 169, Ausco caliper. Are these replaceable as a part IH-57957-C1 <font color="ff0000"> (#19 in the illustration below) </font><font color="000000">or do have to get the whole brake...
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    Archive through March 17, 2011

    Don T must be feeling better today! That's a good thing. But Don please listen to the sage advise on this site and don't get too active too soon. On topic...My tire chains broke a brake actuating lever this winter on my 169, Ausco caliper. Are these replaceable as a part IH-57957-C1 or do...
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    Archive through February 28, 2011

    My snow blade frame is bent. The triangular tunnel where it pivots is "folding" and tearing . Is this fixable or does anyone have a lead where to get a replacement? THANKS! Tom
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    Archive through June 20, 2010

    Front wheel bearings keep failing. Replacement I've found are my Sears Hardware store are cheap but seem light in duty, looking for a beefier bearing. Any suggestions for a supplier? Heard there's double bearings a source would be helpful. 169 with 3/4 axles.
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    Archive through September 11, 2007

    Anyone have the dimensions on the chute adjustment bar for a QA42 snowthrower? the support part too! Just a bent 3/8" rod if I'm not mistaken. Thanks!
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    Archive through August 23, 2007

    OOPS! The 122 is not a ZigZag! Lost in the details in NJ. Tom H (2!)
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    Archive through August 23, 2007

    For those who like Narrow Frames / ZigZags and don't have time to restore their own... There's a nice looking restored 122 on sleazebay ending today just after 12 Noon EDT. It's #230162868211 and in in Ohio. Personally I'm into unrestored workhorse Wideframes. This forum is great and I...
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    Archive through July 26, 2007

    I just LOVE my 169 with the 50" mowing deck! Takes down 3rd year growth Russian Olive trees (1" plus woody stems)scatterred among three feet tall feild grasses. And with my customized mulching plug just chews everything up to an easily mulchable mess. Kraig, No offense in your remarks...
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    Archive through July 24, 2007

    Tom H, I was 1st! Charlie, Man that arm looks painful. Take care! And I can see why you'd want (need) the hydraulic lift. My 2nd 169 has a manual lift that I did'nt see till I got there to pick it up, thought it might be a big problem but not so far although I just picked up a QA42 Thrower...
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    Archive through July 24, 2007

    Are the drag link & tie rod on 169's the same as the 1250 1450 1650? Will they just swap out? Thanks!
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    Archive through July 23, 2007

    Good loking package on sleazebay... Item #220131885674 a 129 with mower, tiller and IH trailer in IL no bids only a couple of hours left! Good luck
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    Archive through July 11, 2007

    Has anyone ever seen this IH Dealer fold-over card for quoting an Original to a potential customer? I lucked into one from an old IH dealer in NJ. Tom Outside of IHCC Original Foldout Quote Card Inside of IHCC Original Foldout Quote Card
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    Archive through April 10, 2007

    Charlie & Tim, I used the chain method like you guys did to rip large thorny bushes out of the ground. My 128 just chugged along and out they came without a heavy breath from my trusty Cub. Picking up my new to me 169 (my 2nd) later this week.
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    Archive through March 26, 2007

    Charlie, Not making a puller. It is for a 5 acre yard and a long driveway snowplow. Thought the Iso Mounts were a known problem on the Quietlines. As I understand it mounting with the proper solid spacers makes the tractor stonger.
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