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  1. J

    Archive through July 13, 2008

    Well I finally got the 125 split. The tow lever had flopped down and the associated plate was stopping the backward movement. Probably nothing special for you guys, but a big deal for me to actually split the tractor! The trunion bracket was welded at some point, but looks worn to my eyes, and...
  2. J

    Archive through July 13, 2008

    I've got a qeuestion! I am trying to split my 125. I have and am reading the manual . I've disconnected the brake rod and disconnected the universal from the speed cam , then removed the 6 bolts holding the rear end to the frame. I pulled and the rear end moved backward about 1" then stopped. I...
  3. J

    Archive through June 18, 2008

    Thanks Craig C. I will be using it on a snowthrower never gave a thought to the paddle. I will eyeball that area tonight. Thanks Kraig M. nothing beats a good photo. It isn't obvious to me why they want two 7/64 holes drilled in the lift handle shaft. Other than that it sure clears up a lot...
  4. J

    Archive through June 18, 2008

    Being mechanically challenged I have a question. If I should be "lucky" enough to find a hydrolic lift (that I could afford)for a narrow frame. Is the attachment to the rockshaft my big problem? I want one for my mod 125 and possibly for my favorite mod 70. Looking at the parts lookup it looks...
  5. J

    Archive through June 11, 2008

    Richard T. Nice job congratulations! Love the before and after photos.
  6. J

    Archive through May 29, 2008

    Been thinking about adding a hydo lift to my 125. By now I am surprised I don't have a right bicep like Popeye! Been reading the archives, but would like to ask a few questions. Can I install any narrow frame hydro pump unit? Looks like will need to locate a hrdro rockshaft are these hard...
  7. J

    Archive through March 10, 2008

    Donnie H. Nice looking cubs, but that scissors lift is really nice.
  8. J

    Archive through February 10, 2008

    Rob D. I sent you an E-mail on the 123 headlights.
  9. J

    Archive through February 22, 2008

    Just thought I would upload two pictures one with the Mod 125. I wish people would stop asking for snow I've had enought this year. I have problems throwing snow over the high banks. I tried adjusting the shute,but I end up trowing snow to vertical. I think this summer I'll tear down the thrower...
  10. J

    Archive through January 12, 2008

    Charlie I checked underneath and the Clutch Pedal return spring is there and working ok. Donald I think you mean the Rod assy cam centering and the associated swivel? I couldn't see those parts from underneath. I still need to do the trunion speed fix so I guess this spring I will...
  11. J

    Archive through January 10, 2008

    Charlie I thought that it would not work properly all the time without that spring. That said I will head out to the garage and check that out right now! Thanks Charlie.
  12. J

    Archive through January 10, 2008

    Good morning everyone. I have a question about my 125. When the weather is warm everything is ok. When the cold weather hits and I step down on the break the hydro shift lever does not want to return to neutral. I have to manualy move the lever as I press on the break. It doesn't clear up as I...
  13. J

    Archive through July 22, 2007

    Kraig thanks for the picture. I had no idea there was a breather there. I ran out to take a look. Strange looking breather it feels as hard as a rock.
  14. J

    Archive through July 22, 2007

    Just brought home a Model 123. Lots of nuts and bolts missing. There is a broken Eng. flywheel cup. Somebody had removed the fenders, the seat and lost the base trying to get the loose drive shaft out exposing the hydro unit from above. I imagine that I need to split the tractor to install a new...
  15. J

    Archive through May 17, 2007

    Charlie the ID is 482U1113 I had left off the 3 on my original post as it was stamped a little differently (no paint)and when I looked at it with a flash light I noticed the shiny 3 on the end. Your photo looks like my deck, but my spindal is constructed differently. I wonder if a previous...
  16. J

    Archive through May 17, 2007

    Charlie the only information I see is a metal tag rivited to the top of the deck. It stamped with an "Ident number" Is that what you are asking? If so the ident number is 482U1113.
  17. J

    Archive through May 17, 2007

    Shane thanks for the info on cleaning the threads before reinstalling. Charlie thanks for the heads up for the parts look up. I took a look at the mower decks for my 125 and was sure I found my deck, however the section showing the spindle doesn't seem to agree with what parts I have (48"...
  18. J

    Archive through May 17, 2007

    Can anybody help? On my deck 48" model 482U111 the center blade was slipping. I could not get the nut loose to remove the blade so I decided to remove the splindle. After freeing up the nut with liquid wrench and some elbow grease I "tried" (key word here)to reinstall the assembly. I tapped the...
  19. J

    Archive through December 11, 2006

    Brian thanks for the heads up on the "U" bolt. I do envy all the excellant workmanship I see on this forum, and here I am scratching my head over a simple "U" bolt. Thanks again.
  20. J

    Archive through December 10, 2006

    I am trying to attach a snow thrower to my 125. Things were going well until I tried to bolt the bracket onto the implement lift bar. I installed the foot rest throught the hole, then found the the base of the implement arm is to thick to attach the upper "u" bolt. The bracket is the same...
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