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Old 06-05-2018, 10:48 PM
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This has been a work in progress. I was using this Original to mow with until recently when I was having problems with the clutch. I decided it was time to tear it apart. Upon doing so I discovered the teaser spring was missing. A new spring and a good cleaning and it's ready to go back in. I also put on a new China made carb. until I rebuild the original. The PO had did away with the sediment bowl and oil bath as well as Original gas line. So of course I had to fix that!
Nice job Martin. Good combination, subway and rebuilding an O clutch!

I like the original looking Original. Oil baths have become pricey these days. Question, you being one of the O gurus, any info on Original V/R’s and how they were painted? Always curious if they were left black by Delco or did IH paint them on the tractor yellow like yours?
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Old 06-06-2018, 12:29 AM
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Nice job Martin. Good combination, subway and rebuilding an O clutch!

I like the original looking Original. Oil baths have become pricey these days. Question, you being one of the O gurus, any info on Original V/R’s and how they were painted? Always curious if they were left black by Delco or did IH paint them on the tractor yellow like yours?
Mike, Lew and I went back and forth over this when I did my Original. There are pictures both ways in brochures.
That was one of the questions I never thought to ask the fellow I met, who assembled them at the dealership. I asked him about the taillight location. And that he told me, it depended on the day.
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I replaced the center spindle on the 54GT deck at my grandmother's house today. The blade didn't look too bad, so whatever he hit must have been right on the shaft. Still spun free as can be. I will let the picture speak.

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I replaced the center spindle on the 54GT deck at my grandmother's house today. The blade didn't look too bad, so whatever he hit must have been right on the shaft. Still spun free as can be. I will let the picture speak.

WOW.. That didn't cause a crazy vibration?? Thats a pretty good hit indeed.
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I replaced the center spindle on the 54GT deck at my grandmother's house today. The blade didn't look too bad, so whatever he hit must have been right on the shaft. Still spun free as can be. I will let the picture speak.
Wow... that musta been a heck of a lick!
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Default Throttle shaft bushing, and brake repair.
My 108 has been in need of brakes and the throttle shaft repaired. This tractor is my spray tractor with a 15 gal. spray tank mounted on the back. I got tired of running into things unable to stop. Ordered some brake lining and a few bushings from McMaster-Carr. Got the bushing in today, tuned the carb in and sure runs much better. Got the linings glued on so tomorrow I should have brakes.
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What did I do with my Cubs today? Just stood there looking at them with a big smile on my face!

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I used the 1250 to pull this big log to a spot in the yard. I put reflective house numbers on the log and turned it up on it's side.





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