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Old 04-29-2024, 01:30 PM
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Can someone tell me if the complete transmission is the same and will interchange into my 108. Found a new complete transmission purchased for a 124 Cub. I did a part search and looks like a lot of the parts are the same. Question is will it bolt in and replace my 108 unit?
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Do they both have the same braking system?
(i.e. internal or external)
If not, it's not a drop in swap.
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Looks like the 108 has external brakes and the 124 has internal brakes looking at the Cub parts site,
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The 108 has external brakes
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The 108 has external brakes


Even if the brakes are different they will still work youll just need the brake rod that connects the part on the rockshaft to the brakes bar.


The shifters are also different lengths between narrow frame and wide frame
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Can I just change the shifter over? Is changing that brake rod any big deal? Finding a rod might be the hard part being that I think the 108’s all had external brakes.
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