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Old 07-11-2015, 07:18 PM
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Oh, so there is no direct upload method to show pictures? Can i use another link, like Google Photos which are publicly shared?
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I imagine most of the freeware apps will work, just try it. Use the preview post button to see what will appear.
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Oh, so there is no direct upload method to show pictures?
Yes, there is....

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=1024
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Ummmmmm....

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A bit arcane...and I have a computer science minor with years of pc experience, and some low level programming ability...maybe it's the scotch in my glass tonight...must I somehow save them turned upside down on my drive, then upload expecting them to to turn 180 degrees? (sip, sip, slurp...)

Hey, thanks for showing me the attachment process, though...
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Old 07-11-2015, 09:08 PM
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Got this from another member and works excellent

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Just do it Like this..
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Just do it Like this..
Much better! Thanks!
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I thought you had a magical cub that could mow upside down.
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That looks just like my 42" deck!! The number you posted earlier is just what mine says. From the Cub Cadet website (parts section of course), look for this within the Attachments folder for your tractor:

Main Frame and Knife Unit -38" and 42" Blade- Part 2 (1968-1971)

So far everything I purchased for my deck from that diagram has matched up correctly.
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That looks just like my 42" deck!! The number you posted earlier is just what mine says. From the Cub Cadet website (parts section of course), look for this within the Attachments folder for your tractor:

Main Frame and Knife Unit -38" and 42" Blade- Part 2 (1968-1971)

So far everything I purchased for my deck from that diagram has matched up correctly.
So the local CC store has all the parts, still? Good to know...
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