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Originally Posted by bugeye
Problem one, maybe the differential input shaft is locked, not rotating. Check transmission/differential is free to turn with the wheels elevated. Disconnect input to differential and turn input shaft by hand. Hopefully input turns easily and wheels turn. If input is held, wheels will turn opposite directions due to differential gear action.
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Thanks! Is there a diagram I could look at somewhere? I've never taken any kind of transmission apart.
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Originally Posted by R Bedell
First, welcome to OCC......... 
(A) Post a picture of this tractor. FYI, the model 70 & 100 are the same except for the engine.
(B) There are Wiring Diagrams in our Technical Library Section on Page #5
(C) Cub Cadet NEVER used a Tecumseh engine in any of their Garden Tractors. |
Thank you! As soon as I get someone with a camera phone to the shop, I'll get photographs on here for I.D. The wiring diagram is a godsend, I'll be copying that over by hand so I have it in the workshop! The Tecumseh threw me for a loop, I always thought they all had Kohlers.
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Originally Posted by Cubcadet_107
Tecumseh engine in a Cub??? Hopefully they didn't chop your frame up too much putting that in! Wonder how they mounted it to the clutch too? Must be quite the setup under the hood.
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The frame has been cut and a piece of metal welded to lengthen and widen where the engine sits. As soon as I can, I'll get some pictures up.