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Old 03-05-2011, 08:33 PM
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I managed to finish the deck today. I just have to put the casters and wheels back on and sharpen the blades.
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Brought home a Cub Cadet 1650. Cleaned it up a little bit, and ran it.
[QUOTE=mharrison;61216]Finally got my headlights today and got them installed on the 100. next i need to replace the grill.
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I managed to finish the deck today. I just have to put the casters and wheels back on and sharpen the blades.
Nice 1650

The 100 is coming along nicely mharrison!!

Adrian, you're doing some fine paint work there

Good stuff MrGitrdone41!

I got the pto off the 124's engine, also pulled bearing, collar and flywheel pulley. As you can see the pulley is pretty toasted, will be sourcing a new one But it's nice to get all that stuff off finally!

Also took the thrower and front end off the 71 to fix loose flywheel pulley, and Lew was right. The crankshaft key was toast, so I'm in the middle of replacing that and threadlock the set screws, have to get ready for the snow, calling for 8-12" here tomorrow night into monday morn
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Old 03-05-2011, 10:18 PM
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I noticed that your S/G bracket mounting on the 124 is in a different hole,should be mounted to the one above it.That is defiantly not the same motor that it came with when new.Does that motor have a deep sump oil pan?
Nice looking deck Adrian.
I like when a cub is a turn key operation...
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Old 03-05-2011, 10:37 PM
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just bought another Haban Sickle bar. this ones a Haban 402E instead of the 402D. complete. gonna mount it to the 102.....or buy a wideframe. i want a 149 i decided today. haha
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just bought another Haban Sickle bar. this ones a Haban 402E instead of the 402D. complete. gonna mount it to the 102.....or buy a wideframe. i want a 149 i decided today. haha
I got a wideframe and need a sickle bar ! Wink Wink!!!
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Old 03-05-2011, 11:45 PM
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i want a 149 soooooo bad. the guy i am getting the sickle bar from has one...but he wants $2200 for it....FIRM....no thanks. haha
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Fine job on your deck, Adrian!
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Today I got the lights on the 1650 going just need to get a new switch.

And, I got looking at the drive shaft to see that it has been rubbing a support brace on the frame...
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I noticed that your S/G bracket mounting on the 124 is in a different hole,should be mounted to the one above it.That is defiantly not the same motor that it came with when new.Does that motor have a deep sump oil pan?
Nice looking deck Adrian.
I like when a cub is a turn key operation...
Nope, it's a replacement k301as, and I have the original replacement manuals for it and the 124, qa42, and mower deck! They came with the tractor. I think it has a deep sump oil pan, how do I know for sure??
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Sam, are those 8.50 Tru Powers on your cub? I really like the looks of them.
Yes they are Allen. They get good grip.
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