Archive through October 16, 2007

[rkrueger]

Hello, I'm looking for somebody that has a 106 there parting out, need several different small shippable items, call (641) 228-0822 Thanks!

 

[dsauve]

Wanted- narrow frame and pedestal for narrow frame hopefully near central WI can pick up reasonable distance

 

[aaytay]

I'm looking for a rear transmission cover for an <font color="ff0000">I</font>H cast iron transmission.
It does not matter if it's from a hydro or a gear drive.

<font size="-2">It's the piece with the pipe-plug in it in the picture...</font>

 

[brichmond]

Hello guys- I am looking for the Manual lift bracket and helper spring kit 190-528 to convert a hydro lift model to manual lift on my 1440. I have the 190-451, 45" Snow Thrower blower. I mostly need the manual lift bracket part number 603-0026. I could probably build the rest if I had to. I have in trade the hydro lift bracket 603-0027 if interested. The item I'm looking for is #13 in the attachment below. Thanks for all your help.<center><table border=1><tr><td>

lift bracket
190-528 lift kit.pdf (29.3 k)</td></tr></table></center>

 

[digger]

Brian R.
It's easier to see this way.

 

[kweaver]

Charlie You ever know an engineer to do anything easy ?

 

[aaytay]

I found a rear tranny cover plate.

Still looking for a muffler for a 169....

 

[rdehli]

Looking for a good starter for a 1650

 

[avanwettering]

Needing a good running "No smoke or Knocking" 18 magnum for a cub.

 

[rkrueger]

Looking for a snow plow lift rod for a 42" push blade to a 129 Good used contition. Also a Good frame for a 123, and a good dash tower for a 123. (641)228-0822 Thanks

 

[dsauve]

Brian if you are interested in a simple solution a pair d rings a lenght of chain works great and provides for floating just no down pressure. I have one for the plow and the qa42a.

 

[dsauve]

Sorry Ryan, the kids were pestering me.

 

[kmcconaughey]

Ryan, there are several lengths of lift rod that were made. To find the length that you need park your 129 on 2x lumber on a flat level surface. With the blade mounted, lower the blade to the ground. Put the lift in the lowered position. Now measure the distance between the hole on the lift arm and the hole in the blade lift bracket. Here's a photo that Steve B. took many years ago when he built a heavy duty lift rod for his 100 that shows the Cub parked on 2x lumber. Worst case if you can't find a lift rod, they are not very hard to make.

 

[digger]

Our you could get an adjustable one already made up.

 

[rkrueger]

I thought the shorter rod 28" or something was the one for all wideframes? I know narrow frames is the little longer one and wide frames is the shorter one? Thanks

 

[dsauve]

Thanks for all the off line offers, I'm pretty sure I'v got one south of here.

Deano

 

[snelson]

I am looking for a sub frame assembly to mount my snow blade to my 1450. I got the blade when I purchased the Cub, but no assembly to mount it with. Anyone have one they want to get rid of?
Thanks,
Steve

 

[sblunier]

Dean S., Ryan,

The chain method works, BUT it will allow the blade to smack the grill housing when bucking big piles of snow, and also makes "driving over" the blade after hitting a big concrete edge etc. much more likely......you don't want the cutting edge kissing the bottom of the foot rests...it's happened.....

Please make the correct length lift rod.

 

[dktownsend]

WANTED- 2-23 X 8.5 X 12 Firestone Town and Country tires for the rear of my 1961 cub cadet. I am in Britsh Columbia, Canada. any suggestions

 

[rkrueger]

Looking for a set of cylinder head shrouds for a red 682 with a KT-17 Kohler in it, need mounting hardware too. (641) 228-0822 Thanks!