Jason, BELT CHART as found in the FAQ it's at the top of the list.
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KRAIG - The other thing I notice about those CC's is the DECALS! I bought a set a couple weeks ago for the 70 (soon to be 100) and all that's included in the new sets is the hood decals, the "INTERNATIONAL CUB CADET" and the number decals....and the decal for the steering console/instrument panel. No air cleaner servicing instructions, "choke" "7 HP" etc. etc.
Denny, you didn't mention the headlight panel decal which should have been included...... I believe the 7hp, 10hp, etc. decals can be ordered from Travis and elsewhere, not sure about the choke and air cleaner decal. I believe the choke decal was ONLY used on the Original.
Stevenson, look again at the photo of the model 70 that I posted below, the one with the decal on the air filter. Note the reflection of the air filter housing and decal on the fuel tank.
I know this Q is not inline with todays discussion but does anyone have any idea what would make an engine diesel(try to keep running after it has been shut down)? after a long run the 73 does this,the engine does not seem overly hot and the carb is adjusted per the manual, can anyone think of what it can be?I am at a loss here as to which way to turn
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Henri C.-
My first 128 did that until I de-carboned the head. Timing may also cause this, but then again it probably wouldn't run right in the first place. I also have an 86 that will do this, and the governor doesn't seem to work on that one. The dieseling may not be related to that however.
My first 128 did that until I de-carboned the head. Timing may also cause this, but then again it probably wouldn't run right in the first place. I also have an 86 that will do this, and the governor doesn't seem to work on that one. The dieseling may not be related to that however.
Henri, I think Matt is on the right track. A build up of carbon can cause dieseling. Do you use MMO (Marvel Mystery Oil) in the gas? If not you should give it a try. I use it in every tank. Be sure to add it to your gas can NOT the fuel tank. Before I go to the gas station to fill my gas can I add the MMO to the empty gas can this way when I fill the can with gas it thoroughly mixes the MMO with the gas. Wouldn't hurt to check the carb settings again you might be running a tad rich too.
Hello , going to look at a bolens yard tractor with 16 hp kol , hyd, with lift, and front mount mower.Its in great shape. (swap 12hp from Cub to 16hp from bolens). Is this a easy swap? where should i post a picture? later Don
mgonitzke
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Donald T.-
Depends on the block style. Cubs use kind of a weird block that few other things used.
Click here and read "Identification of Kohler Engine Blocks". http://members.aol.com/pullingtractor/oilpan.htm
Depends on the block style. Cubs use kind of a weird block that few other things used.
Click here and read "Identification of Kohler Engine Blocks". http://members.aol.com/pullingtractor/oilpan.htm
