I’ve had a cub cadet 107 for about f7 years however due to job loss and restarting my life about six years went by without any work so now I’ve started devoting time and money to get the old girl in shape the wiring needs to be done headlights installed I have a plow snow thrower 36 inch deck I’ve been slowly over the years purchasing what I need to fix is she doesn’t charge and if I run her for about an hour she dies of course and when I go up hills she seems to lose power and shut off. The one question I do have is if you’ll notice that the hood and the cow have about an inch gap how can I correct that. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Welcome Donald. Glad to have you with us. As far as the gap it can be adjusted with the screws that mount the front grill assembly to the frame.
Welcome to the forum Donald!
