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Archive through May 16, 2015
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mgonitzke
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Springs? That's a new one
Jeff-
I wasn't at all talking about what Charlie answered. All I know is I didn't see any replies to my FIRST question until Paul B. chimed in a day or so later. It was about the lift bar hitting where it shouldn't and limiting the lift range. I knew it was a difficult question to understand but figured the ones (as in Paul) that answered would know what I needed. And Paul was right on the money as I would expect.
I finally got the hydraulic system installed on the 124. I removed the engine to make everything easier so while it was on the bench I decided to look over the pto, time it again, etc. and found both main seals are shot. So now it will be a few more days before this tractor works again. It has always smoked some since I started using it but I had to add oil with every refueling. I realize it will eventually need rebuilding but it still runs strong so that will go on the bottom of the "to do" list for now.
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I wasn't at all talking about what Charlie answered. All I know is I didn't see any replies to my FIRST question until Paul B. chimed in a day or so later. It was about the lift bar hitting where it shouldn't and limiting the lift range. I knew it was a difficult question to understand but figured the ones (as in Paul) that answered would know what I needed. And Paul was right on the money as I would expect.
I finally got the hydraulic system installed on the 124. I removed the engine to make everything easier so while it was on the bench I decided to look over the pto, time it again, etc. and found both main seals are shot. So now it will be a few more days before this tractor works again. It has always smoked some since I started using it but I had to add oil with every refueling. I realize it will eventually need rebuilding but it still runs strong so that will go on the bottom of the "to do" list for now.
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Yea well, we all know that Brian was the idiot that termed the phrase SPREAD FRAME!
It makes your Cub sound like it should look like this!
It makes your Cub sound like it should look like this!
wgallagher
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My CC SLT1550 just installed new battery, contacts cleaned, etc. After a few tries, the unit started and I drove about 6 feet before it died. Now, there is NO sound when I turn the ignition on. The 5 amp fuse is good. BUT, I cannot locate the 20 amp fuse. Can anyone help me locate it OR offer other suggestions on what to look for? Thanks!
William G.
The main forum board is for pre 1981 Cubs only.
Start a new thread in the CCC/MTD section.
https://www.ihcubcadet.com/forum/messages/22774/22774.html?1431823969
The main forum board is for pre 1981 Cubs only.
Start a new thread in the CCC/MTD section.
https://www.ihcubcadet.com/forum/messages/22774/22774.html?1431823969
Does anyone know anything about Kirk engines? His site has been down for about a month. I wanted to order some things for the last 2 weeks but it is still down. Hope he is just busy and nothing serious has happened.
mconway
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the 42 inch is coming along...
mconway
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i'll try again later....
mconway
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ok...deck is primed....
old 38 inch...
cut these off the 38 in case i need to back up the gauge wheels on the 42....
7 of the original 9 spindle bots, lock washers and nuts so the kids have something to remember what dad did back in the day...
different head stamps...comments....
both are welded....turned for balance?...
sorry they're not with pics ...they were but only pics went up....
old 38 inch...
cut these off the 38 in case i need to back up the gauge wheels on the 42....
7 of the original 9 spindle bots, lock washers and nuts so the kids have something to remember what dad did back in the day...
different head stamps...comments....
both are welded....turned for balance?...
sorry they're not with pics ...they were but only pics went up....
Richard, those would be 0.62" long #12 self taping hex head screws. The Parts Lookup is a wonderful tool for parts research.
Ewan S.
There's been many guys trying to find a match for years, nothing found to date.
There's been many guys trying to find a match for years, nothing found to date.
PSA,
Dave Kirk is alive and well.
He has been swamped with orders and his supplier couldn't keep up. So rather than deal with a huge back order list, he just shut down until his stock was back in hand.
He should be back up and running this week, barring any delays from his suppliers.
I know how he feels, LOL
Dave Kirk is alive and well.
He has been swamped with orders and his supplier couldn't keep up. So rather than deal with a huge back order list, he just shut down until his stock was back in hand.
He should be back up and running this week, barring any delays from his suppliers.
I know how he feels, LOL
Thanks Charlie, it's a shame that there is not a match out there, I will just have to try and find an original on <font color="ff0000">•</font><font color="ff0000">•</font><font color="ff0000">•</font><font color="ff0000">•</font> or alike, problem is I'm in the UK and getting stuff shipped from the U.S. is expensive.
