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Old 10-22-2011, 06:55 PM
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Then why did six of us get PMs' about it CUBCRAZY??
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Old 10-22-2011, 07:06 PM
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Well Methos, that will teach you to buy a high HP machine!! The 10HP 1000 I just bought has great looking mounts in it compared to those. I figure it is due to your heavy engine!!

I am interested in seeing photos, as I may want to replace mine before they look like that.

Was the engine compartment "oily"?? I would think the only way those bushings could flatten that much is if the bushings were degraded by oil.

When I got the 1000, the compartment was dirty, but, amazingly, no oil. Therefore I think that is why my bushings are still "up".

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I meant "Nice" in a joking way! hehe

My lips are sealed!
I just might have to take your side once with Eric!

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Then why did six of us get PMs' about it CUBCRAZY??
Mike will get busy talking about one of his cubs and forget about mine.

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Well Methos, that will teach you to buy a high HP machine!! The 10HP 1000 I just bought has great looking mounts in it compared to those. I figure it is due to your heavy engine!!

I am interested in seeing photos, as I may want to replace mine before they look like that.

Was the engine compartment "oily"?? I would think the only way those bushings could flatten that much is if the bushings were degraded by oil.

When I got the 1000, the compartment was dirty, but, amazingly, no oil. Therefore I think that is why my bushings are still "up".

??
There is oil but not to bad. It was restored umm repainted a couple of years ago. Before I had this motor rebuilt the 10hp smoked bad! It smoked so bad if I took a lap around the back yard the smoke would still be lingering there a lap later! I didn't have to worry about any bugs when I was using it.

The ISO mounts are designed to wear out owners just have to do their part and maintain their cub. I'm sure oil does effect the life span of the mounts but how much for having oil covered on the outsides of them, that would take someone smarter then me to answer that.
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Here's a pic of the FEL helping me out.
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Mike will get busy talking about one of his cubs and forget about mine.




There is oil but not to bad. It was restored umm repainted a couple of years ago. Before I had this motor rebuilt the 10hp smoked bad! It smoked so bad if I took a lap around the back yard the smoke would still be lingering there a lap later! I didn't have to worry about any bugs when I was using it.

The ISO mounts are designed to wear out owners just have to do their part and maintain their cub. I'm sure oil does effect the life span of the mounts but how much for having oil covered on the outsides of them, that would take someone smarter then me to answer that.

Alright! About time!
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Nice pic of the loader helping you out, Duke.
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Nice pic of the loader helping you out, Duke.
Thanks Allen! It sure did make it easier on the back!

Todays update!

After my little road trip I got the front axle and engine back in. I need to finish the wiring and adjust the govener and put the grill and tins back on it. I'll take it for s spin before I wash it and take some pics to get it listed for sale. I didn't get any pics of todays work but will get some tomorrow.
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Thanks Allen! It sure did make it easier on the back!

Todays update!

After my little road trip I got the front axle and engine back in. I need to finish the wiring and adjust the govener and put the grill and tins back on it. I'll take it for s spin before I wash it and take some pics to get it listed for sale. I didn't get any pics of todays work but will get some tomorrow.
I'll trade you a 1204 for it and take it on three wheels!!
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I'll trade you a 1204 for it and take it on three wheels!!
Trying to thin the herd not get replacements. Plus she's sitting on four wheels now!
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Duke,
You was busy this afternoon!
You make home by 4?
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