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Old 05-25-2011, 08:42 AM
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Hi all, I am new here and am having a few problems with a mid 60's Cub 122. I am a retiree who works on small engines to supplement social security. I need to know how to remove the pto and starter generator pulleys so I can replace a leaking front oil seal.
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Hi all, I am new here and am having a few problems with a mid 60's Cub 122. I am a retiree who works on small engines to supplement social security. I need to know how to remove the pto and starter generator pulleys so I can replace a leaking front oil seal.
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Love the 122 would love to see pics of yours!

Once you get the front pto the rest will be pretty easy. Here's the link to the mechancial pto. You'll have to soak the set screws in PB Blaster and don't forget there are 2 sets of pto set screws in each hole.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=9
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Thank you for the info. I would have been out of my mind if you had not told me about the two set screws in each hole. I had removed the first set and could not understand why the pto would not come off.
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Thank you for the info. I would have been out of my mind if you had not told me about the two set screws in each hole. I had removed the first set and could not understand why the pto would not come off.
Your welcome! You wouldn't been the first person to have done that nor the last.
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Please ask alot of questions in re;, to your #122. This way I don't have to,

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