Archive through May 26, 2007

[dsauve]

To all my brothers in arms- Happy memorial day
Cpl Dean F Sauve WIANG 1994-2004

 

[mfisher]

Matt D - The 100 is looking great. I really like that lift it's on. Looks like a real back saver.

 

[rsolly]

Ken,

No, no, shooting primer tomorrow and then actual paint later this week. After the money I've invested in this, if I gave up now the only thing being shot would be me by the little missus.

 

[dsauve]

Matt is that a homemade lift or purchased from somewhere? That certainly looks like a time and back saver.

 

[mmiller]

Matt, nice 100, but how about a picture of the lift?

 

[rdebertin]

My Cub Cadet 122 slips in the front pto clutch.
I have read FAQ about removing set screws. Are there any pictures anywhere of what it looks like taking it apart. I assume I need a new disk.What would make it not engage well enough to run the mower.
Any help would be appreciated.

 

[thoffman]

Had a chance this weekend to get the exhaust in the upright position and the deck off.

Whatta' think Mike, do I have enough room for w "Whistler" in there??

 

[thoffman]

Crap!! Wrong picture. Here you go Mike.

 

[digger]

Richard D.
It might just need an adjustment.
http://cubfaq.com/mechanical_pto.html

 

[cbusch]

On Saturday, I was doing some "fast" landscaping with my 125. It is my first cub. Others have mentioned that it travels very fast. My recent acquisition 147's top speed feels like about 1/3 the top speed of my 125. (I didn't do any actual speed tests though.) The 125 goes so fast that in corners on flat ground, I have had a rear wheel off the ground (dangerous!)- you have to lean. I have had it plowing and pulling stuff, and it handles that pretty well.

Why is my 125 so fast? (The engine does not seem to over rev.) I don't think my 147 is slow. Perhaps Terry, who posts here a lot, who saw it in action, can comment on how fast it was going.