Archive through June 23, 2010

[dross]

Thanks for the information on the points. I got to do some thinkin on all that.
Kevin, I'm a lot more realistic than some on here, does she have a mom with a cub?

 

[stanner]

Don T,
Are you shake, rattle, and rolling up there? I felt the quake here in NY...
5.9 magnatude... 'prolly shook all of yer rattle cans of paint for ya!!

 

[kweaver]

Dennis

I don't know if this is original or not.

I've had the engine probably 10 years and <u>never</u> have tried to start it.

 

[kfinnestad]

I have zero space between the pulley and the plates (linings).

I do not have the service manual. If I did I probably wouldn't have been a part of this informative and lively discussion. If there is a service manual available for sale, point me in a direction.

There is a Mom, but she come with a husband, not a vintage tractor.

 

[kmcconaughey]

Kevin F., if you want a printed manual there is Binder Books, see their link at the top of the page. Or if your OK with printing your own, and have a good internet connection, click HERE With little to no space, perhaps it's rubbing enough to keep the drive shaft spinning.

 

[stanner]

Kevin,
Quote:
been a part of this informative and lively discussion

look here:
http://www.ccmanuals.info/pdf/
http://www.ccmanuals.info/pdf/O%20Chassis%20Service%20Manual.pdf

 

[stanner]

Dang it... Kraig beat me to it... Can't type fast enough, I guess...

 

[kfinnestad]

Thanks for the manual, Kraig.

Once I get back from the "parts" store, I'll begin the operation.

I was just telling my wife how spoiled I've been being able to park my car in the garage lately. Me and my big mouth.

 

[dtanner]

kevin finnestad

Clutch lining sticking here a lot,must be humidity lol.
I find I can put the Cub in gear and rock it back and forth with the back wheel. Does it most times for me .It can`t be stuck to much if it worked a few days ago.just quick little rolls and see if that works . You say it sat for years and well the tractor could use a good service.

 

[dfrisk]

KEN - Good old US made Stewart-Warner Gauges. Probably made in Elgin, IL..... the City that makes Gauges! Autometer is based there too.

Is it just an engine? or mounted to something, like say a Lincoln welder?

With a 0-80 psi gauge I bet it holds 30-40 psi of hot oil pressure.