Archive through December 01, 2008

[jbliler]

Had to be fun to get that much into the blower. No day for a blade except for cleanup. Would be nice to get that cleaned up at the halfway point.

 

[dsacksteder]

David K: How is your rear light mounted? Ive been wanting to do that.

 

[kmcconaughey]

Charlie, the garage in David's photo belongs to his neighbor. To place snow fence in a position that would be effective it would have to be put up across his neighbor's driveway.

Dustin, here are the details on David's rear lamp.

 

[bbranstetter]

Chris,

Thanks but mine is for ealier series narrow frame. I'll check my archives, I just can't belive that I would have losted that. Maybe I should just wing it.

 

[kmcconaughey]

Tom S., do you by chance have the <FONT COLOR="ff0000">I</FONT><FONT COLOR="000000">H</FONT> Windbreaker installation manuals for the 1x2/3 and the 1x4/5 series? If so would it be possible to get scans of them please?

TIA.

 

[bbranstetter]

Ah! Found it.

It got archived when I changed hard drives. At least for the roof and the back curtain pdf's.

(under edit)
Chris- The pdf you posted was the same one once I found mine.

Thanks again

 

[dtanner]

Morning all , i would like to know if a cast rear end in a 149 would fit in a 1512d as a direct swap. i don`t know if this is the right place to ask , but i would like to know. Thanks Don T

 

[bbrigham]

Oh noooo...Charlie...would you really shoot your Cub time in the foot doing that ?

 

[digger]

Don T.
A Direct swap, No.

Brendan B.
You bet I would, in a heartbeat!

 

[gguthrie]

Greetings, Y'all, from the piney woods of East Texas, recently found on Craigslist an original 1963 Cub, rusty, but seems to be mechanically sound, engine rolls over, my question, is there a source for manuals, spec. technical breakdowns, and of importance to me, wiring diagrams, as it seems as if previous owner has wiring problems, and just parked the thing, real shame, as the mowing deck is as solid as the day of manufacture, damn fine machine, BTW, planning on doing to the frame restoration. She's gonna be purdy, and mean as a junk yard dog. Just wondering, have you all ran across anyone who has adapted a small three-point to these machines? Thanks for your time...