Hello,
I am in the process of freshening up my cub 107. I got it for free when we bought our house in 2017. Put new tires, replaced gasket between rear end and hydro and freed up relief valves at that time. Have done a few things since then (breather, points, muffler, had SG rebuilt). Used with 42" deck to mow about 1.25 acres until I got a new mower in 2020. Also have a snow thrower that needs some tlc. Have used it for pulling a 4' York rake since. The wiring harness finally gave up so I disassembled with the intention of just doing the harness but decided to give it some love in the meantime. This will be a stockish rebuild and I will try to keep it looking original as best I can but am limited by time and so have to budget that and money. I will be using rattle cans that are close but not perfect as im not set up to use my compressor for painting at this time.
Do I start a new thread in a different forum for the project or keep it going here? **Never mind, I see there is a Restoration and Refurbish forum** Pics will be in next post.
Thanks,
Nate
I am in the process of freshening up my cub 107. I got it for free when we bought our house in 2017. Put new tires, replaced gasket between rear end and hydro and freed up relief valves at that time. Have done a few things since then (breather, points, muffler, had SG rebuilt). Used with 42" deck to mow about 1.25 acres until I got a new mower in 2020. Also have a snow thrower that needs some tlc. Have used it for pulling a 4' York rake since. The wiring harness finally gave up so I disassembled with the intention of just doing the harness but decided to give it some love in the meantime. This will be a stockish rebuild and I will try to keep it looking original as best I can but am limited by time and so have to budget that and money. I will be using rattle cans that are close but not perfect as im not set up to use my compressor for painting at this time.
Do I start a new thread in a different forum for the project or keep it going here? **Never mind, I see there is a Restoration and Refurbish forum** Pics will be in next post.
Thanks,
Nate
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