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07-13-2016, 01:25 PM
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My 129
I have to admit that this isn't the next one up for garage time but if I can only wind up being able to keep one of the several Cubs that I have at the moment it will be this one. I like the look a little bit more than the quiet lines.
I do have a engine-less and otherwise rough looking 1650 that will be donating it's hydraulic lift to this machine. Probably it's ported pump too. I don't have the numbers in front of me but remember finding out that it is a June '72 build. I got it to run shortly after I got it but have the carb off to rebuild and rebush it. I have been slowly getting parts for it as it sits, waiting for its turn, like a shift handle that isn't stripped, and a billet engine side drive coupler, as its original was shot. The next issue that I need to figure out with it is a constant lurch forward. The starter generator wouldn't crank it over as the trans was fighting it. I took the drive shaft out and it fired up like no tomorrow. In working the hydro linkage and watching the linkage move, I could see it return to center when I hit the pedal, but even when I went to reverse thinking that if the issue was due to sloppy linkage that had to go past center to really get neutral it still wants to pull forward and strain the starter generator to where it can't pull the engine over.... it would crank abt 3/4of a revolution then kick back repeatedly until I pulled the shaft. What gives?? 
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