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Finally got the engine, clutch and driveshaft installed. Started looking at the carb, so that's the next step.
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Can you take a couple real close shots of the driveshaft bearing/actuator arm orientation. I am having problems with my 89 1050 and am interested in the new actuator arm. This is my first gear drive cub and had a broken driveshaft. Does the bearing go on the front or rear of the actuator arm? Mine is put bacteria together and the rod and nut are backed all the way out plus some to get full pressure to the clutch. Maybe I have it backwards or something. Though I don't think it is possible
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Finally got the engine, clutch and driveshaft installed. Started looking at the carb, so that's the next step.
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Tractor looks awesome, engine not so much. PM me your address and I'll send you a can of black spray paint.
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Tractor looks awesome, engine not so much. PM me your address and I'll send you a can of black spray paint.
You're trying to shame me into painting the engine. I toyed with the idea, almost started prepping it for paint. I hate to just hit it with paint over the rust, so it would involve a bit of work. I may regret the decision not to paint it up.
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Can you take a couple real close shots of the driveshaft bearing/actuator arm orientation. I am having problems with my 89 1050 and am interested in the new actuator arm. This is my first gear drive cub and had a broken driveshaft. Does the bearing go on the front or rear of the actuator arm? Mine is put bacteria together and the rod and nut are backed all the way out plus some to get full pressure to the clutch. Maybe I have it backwards or something. Though I don't think it is possible
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You're trying to shame me into painting the engine. I toyed with the idea, almost started prepping it for paint. I hate to just hit it with paint over the rust, so it would involve a bit of work. I may regret the decision not to paint it up.
Just busting on you. Seriously your doing a killer job on it as always.
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Just busting on you. Seriously your doing a killer job on it as always.
Yeah, I know you're just kidding. This has been a long build, and I'm beginning to get impatient with it as other projects are looming--not tractor related. I don't really know how well this engine will run yet.
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