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  1. J

    Archive through July 16, 2006

    I have a model 72 cub and need a drawing of the pto assembly and the clutch assembly. Would someone please post these for me? Thanks jack
  2. J

    Archive through November 24, 2005

    I have a 1450 and need help with the snow blower. so far I have tried spraying the shute with car polish, painting on slip plate, added a deflection tube to the exhaust and it still pluges up in the shute. Does anyone have and ideas to improve the efficiency of this think? thanks jack
  3. J

    Archive through October 12, 2005

    where can I find drawings to make my own sleeve hitch draw bar or the linkage that hooks to the hyd. lift cylinder? thanks jack
  4. J

    Archive through April 21, 2004

    Bryan D McMeen I did check at binder books and have purchased a manual soon after posting my message but my comput would not let me back on to this site to retract my inquire,but thanks for the come back. thanks again jack
  5. J

    Archive through April 21, 2004

    I just aquired an original cub cadet and need a service manual. I checked with the dealer but its not available any more. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I also checked FAQ.
  6. J

    Archive through April 07, 2004

    who sell decals?
  7. J

    Archive through March 20, 2004

    For what it is worth I have a two cylinder 5hp air compressor that made a lot of noise. I vented the air intake out side of my shop with 2" pvc pipe and that reduced the noise by 70%.
  8. J

    Archive through February 21, 2004

    Because I convereted my standard IH blade to rotate the feet started to wear badly. The angle of the feet are fixed and don't always hit the ground flat. New IH feet are $18.00 plus in Michigan 6% sales tax. Therefore I made these if any one is interested.
  9. J

    Archive through February 20, 2004

    Digger, Thanks for the drawing.
  10. J

    Archive through February 20, 2004

    Digger, My 1450 has a lot different design. My spindles have a bracket with spindles welded to the bracket.
  11. J

    Archive through February 20, 2004

    Would anyone have a original or IH drawing of the spindles brackets.
  12. J

    Archive through February 20, 2004

    Tedd, I know they should be towed a little but the tires are slanted in about one inch.
  13. J

    Archive through February 20, 2004

    I have a 1450 with front spindles that are towed in at the bottom. I'm sure one of you experts can help me to correct this problem. I know how to add a gusset to strenght it after spindle has been corrected but I have been bending one spindle for over two hours with no improvement. PLEASE HELP
  14. J

    Archive through February 11, 2004

    wyatt compton I used two cylinders because I thought it would equalize the pressure on both sides of the snow being pushed .
  15. J

    Archive through February 11, 2004

    Sorry the pictures were so small. I'm new at this - I'll try again. This is pertaining to the message about reworking my standard Cub Cadet snowplow into a hydraulically angled blade.
  16. J

    Archive through February 11, 2004

    I reworked my standard Cub Cadet snowplow into a hydraulically angled blade. It works super if anyone is interested.
  17. J

    Archive through January 07, 2004

    Here are the pictures of the foot pedal control I tried to put on a couple of days ago.
  18. J

    Archive through January 05, 2004

    Sorry you are getting "I goofed" message. Apparently the file size of these pictures is too large. I don't know how to reduce the file size. Any help out there? I could e-mail pictures to anyone interested.
  19. J

    Archive through January 05, 2004

    Recently I posted a request for some help on a dead man's neutral for my directional foot control. I got no response. However, I did get several requests for information on my conversion therefore, I am posting these pictures for anyone who is interested.
  20. J

    Archive through December 12, 2003

    I have converted my 1450 to a foot speed and directional control. However I haven't been able to worke out a fool-proof dead mans return to neutral. Has anyone done this and if so is the design available or could I purchase the design. thanks jack
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