Darren, cleaver idea on the tunnel mounted fuel tank. Could be useful for people putting larger engines in a Cub such as a Teledyne... I cropped some of the photos for better views.
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Out of curiosity, on my 124, there is a little....button, I suppose, just to the right of the Creeper gear lever. What does it do? I've fiddled with it, and nothing has happened. Not sure if it's supposed to engage something, or what.
Thanks!
Thanks!
William, that would be a breather cap. Basically it's a vent for the creeper gear.
Darren, awesome pics Kraig posted for ya. Your Dad did some amazing fabricating. I'd like to see more pics of the disk-digger-spring tooth soil conditioner thing.
Oliver Green - Awesome!
Mirrors on the Cub - interesting, my guess they work with the 2 cylinder engine but would probably rattle and shake too much for a single cylinder kohler
Oliver Green - Awesome!
Mirrors on the Cub - interesting, my guess they work with the 2 cylinder engine but would probably rattle and shake too much for a single cylinder kohler
Darren, please copy me on those extra photos as well.
Dave, right you are. They look like Tom and Jerry though.
Here are some pics of my venture yesterday to South Carolina. I just finished unloading the trailer and storing all the extra stuff. It took me about 30 minutes and my clothes were soaking. It's about 92 here now with about 150% humidity.
It's amazing what people will just give away. The pto clutch has some surface rust but the disc looks new by the thickness with all the tabs. A can of hardware even had the six screws for the pto. The tractor has the 3pt too as can be seen a little in one pic. It's kinda neat with the two hitch balls mounted.
Darren-
Your father does great work. He's part of the dying breed we spoke of a few days ago in another thread (I think). I really like the manure spreader.
It's amazing what people will just give away. The pto clutch has some surface rust but the disc looks new by the thickness with all the tabs. A can of hardware even had the six screws for the pto. The tractor has the 3pt too as can be seen a little in one pic. It's kinda neat with the two hitch balls mounted.
Darren-
Your father does great work. He's part of the dying breed we spoke of a few days ago in another thread (I think). I really like the manure spreader.
The picture of the dump valve lever on that 107 reminded me that I need some assistance with mine.
While I had my 147 apart to weld up the trunnion, I finally saw why the lever felt disconnected. Anyone have pictures of what I'm missing? The parts look up makes it seem like I am only missing the actuator, part # 703-0310. Is that and maybe a new roll pin all I need, or is there more to it? I've never touched or seen a functional one in my life.
While I had my 147 apart to weld up the trunnion, I finally saw why the lever felt disconnected. Anyone have pictures of what I'm missing? The parts look up makes it seem like I am only missing the actuator, part # 703-0310. Is that and maybe a new roll pin all I need, or is there more to it? I've never touched or seen a functional one in my life.
Keith C. Adams
just part ways down this page Charlie sells what you need .
http://ccspecialties.org/hydroparts_holddowns.html
just part ways down this page Charlie sells what you need .
http://ccspecialties.org/hydroparts_holddowns.html
Keith, here's what the actuator part # 703-0310 (flap thingy
) should look like.
Wayne, nice find!
Keith, I fixed my typo. I got a dozen irons in the fire today.
Wayne, nice find!
Keith, I fixed my typo. I got a dozen irons in the fire today.
Thanks guys!
Kraig, I don't know who that Kevin guy is you're talking to, but I'll take that photo. HA!
It's good to know that there isn't a spring, or anything else missing. I wonder where it went to. Oh well... I'll add it to the list of parts I need to order.
Kraig, I don't know who that Kevin guy is you're talking to, but I'll take that photo. HA!
It's good to know that there isn't a spring, or anything else missing. I wonder where it went to. Oh well... I'll add it to the list of parts I need to order.
Tom Hoffman
No cubbing here today , soaking in my 24 ' pool just to cool off. lol the pool is 89 deg F here today.I have a lot of Cub related work to do and I`am thinking of an air conditioner for my shop. My Gunson colortune arrived in the mail today and I need to give that a go and see how it works. Have a great day guys (stay cool) later Don T
No cubbing here today , soaking in my 24 ' pool just to cool off. lol the pool is 89 deg F here today.I have a lot of Cub related work to do and I`am thinking of an air conditioner for my shop. My Gunson colortune arrived in the mail today and I need to give that a go and see how it works. Have a great day guys (stay cool) later Don T
Guys, need your help...just got everything back together on the ol. cub 1250 rebuild.. grounded the battery cable to the frame up front, connected cables to battery terminal, and made sure everything is connected correctly underneath tower.. charged battery for 3hrs, shows charged.. when I go to turn key, no amps, and no hour meter turning.. basically -silence- After scratching my head, and re-looking everything over, can't determine where the issue is.. help!!
