Conner that adapter looks a little worn to me but maybe it's just the pic. Clean it and the shaft up and make sure it's not sloppy. Looks like to PO didn't know what a grease gun was for. Kind of normal with the Cyclops tractors.

Allen

You and Dually look good, maybe You can run up to Dukes place and sweep his yard if you need more seat time.:biggrin2:

That would be a great idea! been to long since Allen and Jenn have stopped in for some seat time.:beer2:

put my 123 to work today
 

had to move dirt today with the old 123

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...100_0783-3.jpg

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...100_0785-3.jpg

Yes, it does in the picture, but its not. :beerchug:




Yeah, he also didn't know that the tunnel cover was not a step! :bash2:

Today I got under the 1782 and started to work on the front joint. Going to get the new shaft tomorrow morning, and will probably get back to work on it after I get home. :beerchug:

I swapped engines in my 100. I pulled out the black replacement 12hp and put in the older 12hp that came out of my 126. The black engine will be getting painted red and going in my 149. It's on the stand so I can remove the grenade gears and remove the tins to prepare it for paint. I wanted the better engine for my mowing tractor since it will get more use. (not this year with the drought:angry:) I got to use my new chain hoist so my back is thanking me.

I also swapped steering columns in the 100 and put the original column back in. I swapped columns out a while back because the bearing races disintegrated and I had the 149 column rebuilt and out of the tractor so I just swapped them out. I didn't realize the 149 column is 1" shorter until I went to close the hood and it hit the steering wheel. Now, the hood closes fine and I have more room between the wheel and dash.

Excited to see the engine after you get it painted, Adam! :beerchug:

Its really strange seeing my name on here so much and its not me. LOL :biggrin2::biggrin2:

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