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Old 04-11-2009, 10:54 PM
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Today I finished rebuilding a different carb for my 1282. I got to hear it run for the first time since I bought the tractor. :biggrin2.gif: The old carb was rusted shut so I used a carb from an old 10hp Kohler I had, changed out he linkage and new float too. Runs real smooth, without skipping a beat. I was really expecting the engine to smoke but I got lucky and it didn't.
I changed two of the tie-rod ends a while back. Today I thought I'd get a better tire alignment and while doing that I broke the one that didn't get changed. Looks like Monday I have a new project after I see my local NAPA dealer.

Started sanding the grill shell. I think that will get painted along with the front and rear axles soon.
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Glad to here you got it running michcruiser60,
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I did a little bit of plowing at my uncle's farm. It did pretty well for thick long grass which has'nt been turned before.
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Wild Bill,

Sounds like you had some fun running the 1450


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Great pictures. Look like it was rollin it over pretty good.:biggrin2.gif:
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Sounds like you guys had a great cub day!
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I was very pleased since it was my first time plowing. It rolled pretty good for having paint on the share. Alot of it is worn off now. I liked how it was pulling the engine some. I'm going to be getting some rimguard (beet juice) put in this week. That'll add about another 140lbs.
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That ought to really make a difference.
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Spent the all day yesterday replaceing the busted steering box on my cub with loader.
After getting the steering box replaced I removed the loader from the tractor to prevent breaking the replacement steering box.
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I took the deck off the 126 today, sand blasted some light surface rust, and shot some paint on it. It should be good to go now!
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