Archive through January 26, 2007

[gcoleman]

My apologies, I guess the hyperlink didnt do what I wanted it to do... Oh well I'll get rid of it if you want. anyway, I went to this site, and it said that it was a spread frame. I let it go, jes sayin.

 

[rbedell]

Glen C:

Uh...your link doesn't work..!!!

AGAIN .... The 82 Series Cubs are Wide Frame models....Period.

Cub Cadet's first diesel in a Wide Frame, was the 782D in 1984. There have been many subsequent models since.

Now considering this is the First and most accurate Cub Cadet Web Site, I would be thinking you may want to pay attention here..!!!!

 

[digger]

Glen,
Brian Miller means well and has tons of great info.
BUT, he's a puller and doesn't always have or know the right wording in several places on his site.
http://members.aol.com/pullingtractor/kohlcub.htm

 

[eford]

Paeing atention is optinal! me did in scool and i tunrde tou graate; aint u ceen it in me psot?
Will a lowboy ,154, front axle fit in place of a stock cub axle? I'm doing research at the moment into what cub would be the best for a transformation. I see 1X8/9 done alote and am looking to see if another one could work and look as well. Maybe the 72 could be a candidate.

 

[aschumacher]

He has too many HTTP:/ in front of the address.

 

[aschumacher]

Guy L, hope you have highspeed internet. a 14meg Kohler file coming at you.

 

[rhenning]

G.L. the K141 is a 14 cubic inch 1 cylinder version of the K161/K181 Kohlers that are used in CCs. Rated at 6.25 HP. Roger

 

[rhenning]

Earl no as it is at least a foot wider. Roger

 

[eford]

Thanks. That saves me the trouble of finding one and figuring it out the hard way.

I'll just find some other way for a wide(r)-front
Make an axle maybe. Just an idea that tikcles my fancy.

 

[kweaver]

and twice as thick!

We still allow the D's on here

I'm going back home