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Old 06-14-2011, 09:49 AM
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Ok after sleeping off my failure last night. I've finally can post an update. I did get it running yesteday. I did get to cut some grass with it. And the drive line came back out of it. I screwed up and now I've got another parts list and some hurt feelings. Looks like I'm going to be lighter in the wallet. I haven't taken and pics but I do plan on getting back out and working on this after I mow my grass with my Scotts.
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Old 06-14-2011, 10:28 AM
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What happened to the driveline Duke?!
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Old 06-14-2011, 11:02 AM
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What happened to the driveline Duke?!
I didn't put the pin in the rear coupler and the drive shaft came out of it again! Stupid move on my part! It broke a ear off that rear coupler and trying to track one of those down. All my fualt and now going to have to shell out some $$$ for a new one. Rich Patton is out of them.
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Old 06-14-2011, 11:06 AM
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Don't beat yourself up Duke! It happens. I would forget my head alot of the tiime if it wasn't attached!
Good luck in finding one.
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Old 06-14-2011, 01:09 PM
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Got a CC dealer nearby? The last time I checked the parts lookup, it was still available...

Edit: 903-1066 is still available from CC as of today, I just checked again.

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Don't beat yourself up Duke! It happens. I would forget my head alot of the tiime if it wasn't attached!
Good luck in finding one.
Thanks Mike! I went out to check it out today and the bolt that holds the alum cup to the crank shaft wasn't threaded up. I can tell by the looking at the threads will try and get pics today.

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Got a CC dealer nearby? The last time I checked the parts lookup, it was still available...

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Thanks Matt. I'll make some phone calls and see if I can get luckey and they will have one on the shelf. Need 2 new rag joints and a new fan. I've got a feeling that I'll not be forgetting to put the pin this time!
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Don't worry, Duke!.... You'll have that super mowing and ready to plow in no time!
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Alright, I'll give you a slacker break on this one...
And no need to beat your self up over it. I am sure I will do something wrong big time when putting my 128 all back together... lol
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Alright, I'll give you a slacker break on this one...
And no need to beat your self up over it. I am sure I will do something wrong big time when putting my 128 all back together... lol
Looking like I'm going to have to put another $175 in it this week. So going to be worth it when it's all done!
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Don't let that get ya down bud!! Let me know if you can't find one, I'm sure there's a couple at Mike's he wouldn't miss, hehehe. Good luck getting it back up and running.
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