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Regarding the H42 snow thrower on a Cub 149. Matt G. had said that it was originally from an 82 series tractor, I am going to get the proper width pulley to fit my tractor but does anyone know if I need to change the diameter of the pulley to get the proper ratio. I guess I just need the diameter of the clutch pulley on an 82 series tractor and then I can figure out the ratio.
I also have a model 73 Cub that is missing the eng. and most of the eng components. Does anyone have a good source for these parts. I thought this tractor would make a good one for my boys when they get old enough. Thanks again for any info.
I also have a model 73 Cub that is missing the eng. and most of the eng components. Does anyone have a good source for these parts. I thought this tractor would make a good one for my boys when they get old enough. Thanks again for any info.
JT Eggers,
Red Originals are not production models and are not factory painted. There was at least 1 pre-production prototype Original painted red just so the "powers to be" could compare the red and white with the yellow and white, but the yellow and white won out. The only factory painted red models ate the 82 series (482 thru 982).
Red Originals are not production models and are not factory painted. There was at least 1 pre-production prototype Original painted red just so the "powers to be" could compare the red and white with the yellow and white, but the yellow and white won out. The only factory painted red models ate the 82 series (482 thru 982).
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Anyone ever use the "A1 Miller" http://gardentractorpullingtips.com/index.htm
Aluminum clutch disk? Just as I fixed ome motor issues and did some plowing today I noticed part of the clutch friction material on the floor. I could see a few weeks back that the disk was delaminating. Looking at some of these sights Cubs have options, I have spent a few bucks in the last month on parts so trying to keep costs down. I have a lathe and Mill and LOTS of aluminum stock.
Aluminum clutch disk? Just as I fixed ome motor issues and did some plowing today I noticed part of the clutch friction material on the floor. I could see a few weeks back that the disk was delaminating. Looking at some of these sights Cubs have options, I have spent a few bucks in the last month on parts so trying to keep costs down. I have a lathe and Mill and LOTS of aluminum stock.
Jeff U.
Click the Cub Cadet parts Look up button above and you will get your answer.
Click the Cub Cadet parts Look up button above and you will get your answer.
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