Thanks for the + comments guys. The door edge guard stuff works great, stops the rattle, tighen up things, wears well, stick good (has a "glue" kinda' stuff in the channel, and gives the tractor some "bling".
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I think all this guy needs is an IH tractor on his roof,A 125 or a 100 would look cool. wishing you all an early merry Xmas .
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kphill
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David, Try Radio Shack..Also most good auto parts stores have em..
Tom, good to see your Cub Cadet 120 again. Here's some photos from the archives of it that show more for those that have never seen it.
Lewis, is that photo of your 107 an older photo taken when you were still working on it or are you working on another? In either case it looks great!
Lewis, is that photo of your 107 an older photo taken when you were still working on it or are you working on another? In either case it looks great!
Jerry, Kraig, I looked up the part numbers on the 70 and 100, there are 2 part numbers available. If Kraig is correct and the ACR came in on the 71 102 122 123, they wouldn't have put a larger pulley on the 10 without compression realese. The second serial number matches the 149 169. Just saying.
What snow blower will fit my 122?
Has anyone ever adapted a original snow blade to fit a n/f?
Has anyone ever adapted a original snow blade to fit a n/f?
snicklas
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Lucas,
I believe the QA36 and the QA42, along with the QA36A and the QA42A, The 2 with the A are the adjustable hitch to fit wide and narrow frame tractors. I am not sure if the BB36 will fit, and I believe there was one that was Original Specific (the clutch was on the thrower since the O didn't have a PTO Clutch)
On the blade, is it he one that is the O specific blade that used the lift rod that goes under the tractor to the rockshaft. Or is it the "normal" 42 or 54 inch blade that will trip, is adjustable left and right, and has the IH logo below the "tilt" handle. If it is the latter one, just get a narrow frame undercarrage and that blade will pop into the holes in the front. (We have used the same blade on a 105,124,149,1450 and 782 each with the proper undercarrage). The one that is O specific, I would suggest getting a complete blade and undercarrage and sell the O one to someone with an O.... I don't think there were many of them made.....
I believe the QA36 and the QA42, along with the QA36A and the QA42A, The 2 with the A are the adjustable hitch to fit wide and narrow frame tractors. I am not sure if the BB36 will fit, and I believe there was one that was Original Specific (the clutch was on the thrower since the O didn't have a PTO Clutch)
On the blade, is it he one that is the O specific blade that used the lift rod that goes under the tractor to the rockshaft. Or is it the "normal" 42 or 54 inch blade that will trip, is adjustable left and right, and has the IH logo below the "tilt" handle. If it is the latter one, just get a narrow frame undercarrage and that blade will pop into the holes in the front. (We have used the same blade on a 105,124,149,1450 and 782 each with the proper undercarrage). The one that is O specific, I would suggest getting a complete blade and undercarrage and sell the O one to someone with an O.... I don't think there were many of them made.....
Scott, my o blade is the non-trip one. Thanks for the info on the snowblowers.
proessler
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David S... CC Specialties, above sponsor ,lists fuse holder caps **356445R91** under Electrical...
Also there is Crowley's Power, 262 Dedham St., Norfolk, MA....508-384-7775 less than 10 miles. PS...If I remember correctly I used a Slow Blow fuse for the PTO in my 1450 back in '70-'80's...
On that QA42A fitting a pre-QT tractor. It won't easily fit. The top arm fits on a welded pin to the QT, it shares the same location as the front bolt mount for the narrow frame sub-frame. Not saying it can't be done but it'll take a little work.
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Lucas J. You can make a blade from another tractor work on your Cub Cadet. Just be a little creative. This was my first blade for the 125 back in 2006 when Angel and I first bought the house. It was a freebie from a Bolens tractor. I used the front of a mule drive.
lpalma
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Kraig McConaughey "Keeper of the Photos"
That is an old picture of the 107 I did a few years back.Still trying to finish the original I started 2 years ago...
Marlin,
The 122 I sold and bought back for some silly reason came with a simplicity 46" plow...Came back with 2 sets of IH wheel weights.
That is an old picture of the 107 I did a few years back.Still trying to finish the original I started 2 years ago...
Marlin,
The 122 I sold and bought back for some silly reason came with a simplicity 46" plow...Came back with 2 sets of IH wheel weights.
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here is a photo of me and my brother unloading our 100 and original
