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  1. J

    Moose r us/ccspecailties

    Just beyond comprehension to view that sad picture, I can't quite find the words to say to you Charlie. So sorry for you both...thoughts and prayers.
  2. J

    Three Stage Cub snow blowers

    IDK, seems like a sales gimmick. Would have to actually run one first.
  3. J

    Bulldozers...

    Yes, you never rode in a Travelall, you merely hung on and kept asking "How long yet?" BTW, that pickup looks like it inspired the Chevy Avalanche
  4. J

    Archive through October 15, 2013

    Denny, I can confirm that a Cub Cadet transaxle will bolt into an 1100 without any drilling. The frame is punched already so it's 'plug-n-play' without the headaches.
  5. J

    Rear PTO Problems

    Have you reset the clutch gap yet? If not, that is a place to start. On the clutch, you will have slots in the body where you will insert a feeler gage. Adjustment is made by the nuts with springs under them. Set the clutch gap at .012" with the feeler gage for all 3 locations. Recheck them...
  6. J

    Gas Prices

    $3.45 in beautiful downtown Glenbeulah, WI! C'mon man!
  7. J

    Archive through October 04, 2013

    Tom, I do recall that you and I went back and tried to straighten out that plowing mess. I looked really bad and I think we did our best w/o getting run over by the speedsters. That was a fun time!
  8. J

    Archive through October 03, 2013

    Steve, Redneck Cub Cadet guys say 'hold my beer while I smoke this deere' BTW, think that plowing with one's butTOX half on the seat was the origin of the term "Half-azz'd" ??
  9. J

    Is Synthetic Oil OK?

    It is fine to use synthetic oil if the engine manufacturer's change intervals are followed. In air cooled engines, if not changed on time, the syn. oil will lose the lubricating properties and gel up badly. Remember that air cooled engines depend on the oil for a portion of their cooling, not...
  10. J

    Archive through August 16, 2013

    I wish! (Birthday wish!)
  11. J

    Archive through August 16, 2013

    Typical WI woman: OK, I lied! Would ya believe my next wife???
  12. J

    Archive through August 16, 2013

    Allen, Man is that bad. I think I will need a new keyboard after that....no, not coffee this time I think puke!! Washing eyes out with Hy-Tran
  13. J

    1862 54" mower belt !

    Don, The 1862 and 1863 will use the same brakes, so you are good to go with Charlie's parts...
  14. J

    Archive through September 16, 2013

    Sorry Tom, just couldn't resist
  15. J

    Archive through September 16, 2013

    How's that for smart azz'd?
  16. J

    Pop's 1864 Cub's PTO blows fuses with belt on, doesn't with belt off...

    I'd pull the clutch and break it down, my guess is the insulation is rubbed thru on the field coil where the wires emerge. It may be an indicator that the bearing is worn, these can be replaced. let us know what you find please.
  17. J

    Archive through September 23, 2013

    Thanks Charlie!
  18. J

    Archive through September 09, 2013

    Snowmobile track studs! Yikes!!! Just look at any snow-state highways where the sleds cross, they do tear the roadway surface up pretty well. I wouldn't want my hands under the fenders!!
  19. J

    3205 Cub Info needed

    Simple answer is NO, Mike. The last tractors that were 82 series based were the 1864 style "Cyclops" machines. They were last made in 1997. The 3205 is entirely a new design, with a totally different frame and attachment system that is not backwards compatible. To me that is when the Cub...
  20. J

    Archive through August 25, 2013

    Dennis, The Husky and the Craftsman are the same product with interchangeable hoods. They are definitely not built up to the standards of the older bikes you referenced. Those were decent in their day, the riding mowers, not so much.
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