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What does TA stand for? Thanks
Sorry to hear about your bad luck Travis. I hope you get everything back.
Sorry to hear about your bad luck Travis. I hope you get everything back.
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Archive through October 28, 2003
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Paul Bell,
FWI - more on transaxle color. I have been told that red was used on all x82s with the C.I. rear end regardless of whether it was IH or MTD built, and black was used when MTD went to aluminum. I have 2 MTD built x82s and both have red C.I. rear ends although I am not the original owner so they could have been repainted. They both have red aluminum axle housings.
Jim
FWI - more on transaxle color. I have been told that red was used on all x82s with the C.I. rear end regardless of whether it was IH or MTD built, and black was used when MTD went to aluminum. I have 2 MTD built x82s and both have red C.I. rear ends although I am not the original owner so they could have been repainted. They both have red aluminum axle housings.
Jim
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Travis, that is awful. Two weeks ago, I had my air compressor sitting outside to do some work. I went inside for lunch, came back out, and the damn thing was gone???? I was hot with an air compressor, I can't imagine how you feel. My brother is the Prosecuting Attorney here in the county I live in, and we've been over what "punishment" is- and what it should be. I wonder what they will give this guy who hawked your stuff? If I were you, I would put a NICE pricetag on everything. Just enough to make it at least GRAND LARSON.
Dave R,
That's not what I thought TA stood for, Is that an Illinois thing! grin
That's not what I thought TA stood for, Is that an Illinois thing! grin
Todd M., I'll see what I can find on SB's hydraulic setup.
Randy T., very very nice!!!! Good to hear that the US Postal Service did a good job.
Travis, should we look for the guys name and photo in the Wanted section of the forum?
Randy T., very very nice!!!! Good to hear that the US Postal Service did a good job.
Travis, should we look for the guys name and photo in the Wanted section of the forum?
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Digger- are you sure you don't mean "T-N-A"?
If anyone wants or needs to read about TA, let me know I'll email a bit of info to you. It's five files, total of 1.64MB in size.
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sselinger
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First of all, Travis, sorry to hear about your problems, hope they string em up like that TK and WN song says . . . We'll raise up our glasses against evil forces . . .
Thanks to Kraig and Todd for posting about the hydro lift conversion. I'll try to pick up a valve and see where I can go from there. I don't have that much experience with hydraulics but I guess there is no time like the present to learn.
Todd - yes, please post those pics when you have them, I'm told they're worth 1000 words.
Steve S.
Thanks to Kraig and Todd for posting about the hydro lift conversion. I'll try to pick up a valve and see where I can go from there. I don't have that much experience with hydraulics but I guess there is no time like the present to learn.
Todd - yes, please post those pics when you have them, I'm told they're worth 1000 words.
Steve S.
Steve S., here are some more narrow frame hydraulic lift mods. This one done by Craig De Long if I recall correctly.
Todd, I'm still looking for SB's dual spool mod.......
Todd, I'm still looking for SB's dual spool mod.......
Randy T., I forgot to mention that I like the name of your custom Cub. Are you going to have decals made or are you going to paint it on?
......I also found two more files on the TA..........
Hey Art, I was up until 2:00 am capturing PDV6 video on the PC, you never showed up to degrease my #2 125. Should I leave the Cub and degreaser out again tonight? 
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Good news. Sheriff just called. They got more stuff!!
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sselinger
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Kraig, looks like that one was done with the stock hydro trans with a pump driven off the small shaft that comes out the back, am I correct? I'd like to try and do this without being too intrusive to the factory appearance of the machine. I'm hoping that there might be a way to do it where I can run the lines inside the frame and put the lift control off the side similar to the 1x9 style. We'll see, heck, I still need to finish my loader project but this is something that I've been thinking about. More urgently I need to change that gasket between the rear and the hydro trans on that machine.
Steve S.
Steve S.
Steve S., yep, Craig just powered a hyd. pump off of the rear shaft of the hydro. Food for thought.
Travis, thanks for the update, hopefully the stuff is in good condition.
Travis, thanks for the update, hopefully the stuff is in good condition.
Would anyone here know who "casper 549" is that sells Ebay parts. Prices seem great but would like to know who I am dealing with.
Sure do get tired of getting out bid in the last two min. of an auction by the predictable .50cents!
Sure do get tired of getting out bid in the last two min. of an auction by the predictable .50cents!
