jfrederick
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- Justin Frederick
Well I am a newbie here, been reading on the site for a while and wanted to ask a tech question...
I have a 149 Cub and I have been snapping the driveshaft pins like crazy. So I put on a new driveshaft, rag joint at the hydro, new coupler on the engine...etc. Pin still snapped after mowing twice with it...
Engine mounts are perfect on this thing, everything is aligned properly. So now I run a double roll pin and a hose clamp around the coupler to keep the pin from slipping out.
I am curious to know if there is any way I could modify this driveshaft, or put on a newer drive shaft to eliminate these pins? I mow all season with this tractor, I plow snow with it, I pull about a 1500lb packing wheel with it...I use this thing all the time. The engine is fresh and this Cub is all original...fun tractor, but not fun when you are stuck in the yard because of a cheap pin...any driveshaft suggestions?
Thanks everyone!
I have a 149 Cub and I have been snapping the driveshaft pins like crazy. So I put on a new driveshaft, rag joint at the hydro, new coupler on the engine...etc. Pin still snapped after mowing twice with it...
Engine mounts are perfect on this thing, everything is aligned properly. So now I run a double roll pin and a hose clamp around the coupler to keep the pin from slipping out.
I am curious to know if there is any way I could modify this driveshaft, or put on a newer drive shaft to eliminate these pins? I mow all season with this tractor, I plow snow with it, I pull about a 1500lb packing wheel with it...I use this thing all the time. The engine is fresh and this Cub is all original...fun tractor, but not fun when you are stuck in the yard because of a cheap pin...any driveshaft suggestions?
Thanks everyone!