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I've got a serial number, now if Charlie would just give me the REST of the numbers off his tractor, we'd have another 169 added to the list!
I've got a serial number, now if Charlie would just give me the REST of the numbers off his tractor, we'd have another 169 added to the list!
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'Sick em' Jeff!
Donald - looks like we're on the same page today! Bronze bushings look sorta ok and pad looks fine - bout 3/8 in. left. Not sure how much is supposed to be there but looks like plenty to me. Seals didn't survive! Them jokers fought me hard! And, hope you remember how the brakes go back together because I don't. One pin was broken and laying in housing and forgot already which direction the big pin with the clip on it slides back in. Oh well, I'll fight that battle another day. Not a hard job but pretty nasty actually. And I thought I had all the fluid out - WRONG.
Tom H.
I hate to counter ya man, but notice the wire coming out of the mounting bolt? Not O lights.
I hate to counter ya man, but notice the wire coming out of the mounting bolt? Not O lights.
Terry Davis
I can help when you put that Original back together with the brakes.I had a little wear on the bronze bushing, So I heated the case and spun the bearing lol. There is no way I would ever use the Cub enuf to create the wear I found and spinning the bushing will make the wear run on new area ,like new again .
I can help when you put that Original back together with the brakes.I had a little wear on the bronze bushing, So I heated the case and spun the bearing lol. There is no way I would ever use the Cub enuf to create the wear I found and spinning the bushing will make the wear run on new area ,like new again .
On the lights - as far as I could guess the prior guy just stuck these lights on at some point. I was just curious if anyone happened to know what they might have come off of just for curiosities sake. When I first saw the tractor I thought I got lucky but quickly realized I was wrong. Thanks guys and good luck with that other odd-ball piece.
Terry,
That is a Mighty Fine looking air compressor that you have! I knew IH made milking equipment, cream seperators, refrigerators, freezers and room air conditioners. (I never have seen a range) I know they also produced, or marketed, a few hand tools. But I have never seen an IH air compressor, especially in the Cub Cadet line! Nice job with it.
That is a Mighty Fine looking air compressor that you have! I knew IH made milking equipment, cream seperators, refrigerators, freezers and room air conditioners. (I never have seen a range) I know they also produced, or marketed, a few hand tools. But I have never seen an IH air compressor, especially in the Cub Cadet line! Nice job with it.
Brian - would love to take credit for the compressor but it was actually a birthday present from my son-in-law last year. It's an old C-Air that he repainted. Was going to offer it to Charlie as a RARE NOS IH Compressor but was afraid he'd jump on it or lowball the crap out of me.
Jeff - your guess is as good as mine on the guard/scrap metal. I bot the 122 for creeper and hitch as engine was supposedly locked up. Turns out all it was was the pto pulley was stuck on the bolt that holds the s/g bracket on the block. Took the pulley off and she spun right over! Tight little original tractor - def. a keeper. Just added lights and new hood, wiring harness, grote light and gonna be a good little worker.
Jeff - your guess is as good as mine on the guard/scrap metal. I bot the 122 for creeper and hitch as engine was supposedly locked up. Turns out all it was was the pto pulley was stuck on the bolt that holds the s/g bracket on the block. Took the pulley off and she spun right over! Tight little original tractor - def. a keeper. Just added lights and new hood, wiring harness, grote light and gonna be a good little worker.
