Steve B., I like the steering wheel decal.
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Steve B., and they come in different colors too. Black, Silver, Green and Yellow.
kraig
I got it installed and adjusted . I did run the thing into a frozen snow bank and did not hear the belt slip. So I might be good to go.
Harry
Well what can I say , seems we both need to
and then we will both know . thanks Kraig for helping me get on track and maybe throw some snow.
I got it installed and adjusted . I did run the thing into a frozen snow bank and did not hear the belt slip. So I might be good to go.
Harry
Well what can I say , seems we both need to
balbrecht
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Harry B,
Thanks for those measurements, I've needed those for years. I was lucky enough to get a picture of one of those springs once upon a time, but had no tape measure with me. On Wisconsin
Thanks for those measurements, I've needed those for years. I was lucky enough to get a picture of one of those springs once upon a time, but had no tape measure with me. On Wisconsin
glippert
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Don T - Way to go, getting that tensioner installed. I hope it works well for you. It's really a shame for a Cub Cadet owner to have to hire out the snow removal duties. Thanks for the update.
jlspicer
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Don,
Congrats on the fix! Oh, and
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No new snow here, just cold. You can keep the snow up North.
Congrats on the fix! Oh, and
No new snow here, just cold. You can keep the snow up North.
Muriatic acid for rust removal on small parts.
Anyone use it for this as well? That is, besides using it for gas tank renewal.
Anyone use it for this as well? That is, besides using it for gas tank renewal.
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David,
It works, but you have to be careful, as too strong a mixture will really eat your part away. You'll have to neutralize it when you're done. lately, I use electrolysis (project in the machine shop), molasses, or soda blasting.
It works, but you have to be careful, as too strong a mixture will really eat your part away. You'll have to neutralize it when you're done. lately, I use electrolysis (project in the machine shop), molasses, or soda blasting.
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