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Old 05-20-2011, 10:49 PM
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Well, I am semi retired...so I now have time for hobbies...Thought I would try my hand at mechanics....fell for a cub cadet 108 fixer upper....as always I paid too much, but so what...it was worth my time to get involved in this new venture...I outfitted my shop with a transition from woodworking to mechanics....then the learning curve, then...the addiction....I was so elated when I got it going, I am the one who got "ignited" Now I am continually hunting for new additions to the "stable" And then too late was warned about 'Yellow fever"...now I need help...mechanically speaking...(wife thinks I need psychiatric help...
I bought a 107 "basket case to restore" Got it going and with a little tweaking here and there am satisfied with my progress...although the learnin curve seems steep..::.my current emerging problem is a leaking hydrostatic tranny and "tight control and creep" Have no clue what to do next to salvage the 107...any advice...thanks for any help..."the fun is found along the journey not just at the end of the road...."
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Welcome to OCC! All your questions can be answered by members here, or by looking through the tech section of this site. There are fixes for your hydro creep, manuals for all tractors, and engines, anything you might need. Hello. My name is William and I have Yellow Fever.
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If you think you are addicted you came to the right place. Good to have you.
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Old 05-20-2011, 11:23 PM
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I figured out that OCC stands for Obsessive- Compulsive CUBS
I need some ideas as to what site or what to do to get started on this leaking tranny thing...remember I am a novice and also cluless....Help ! thanks::
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here's a pointer to the tech section for IH tractors on the OCC site. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/f...splay.php?f=19

scan thru the different things. Heck- read them all - I bet you learn something new!
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