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Old 06-29-2011, 06:46 PM
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Hey guys, working on a 126 and it the front of the frame where the rod goes across to hold the front of the undercarriage up is really loose and won't stay up. It just falls back down and won't hold the undercarriage in.
Anyone ever run across this? Parts diagram shows two springs but all my other ones don't have the springs and they stay up just fine.
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Old 06-29-2011, 07:12 PM
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Do you mean the quick tech lever?
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Old 06-29-2011, 09:22 PM
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Yeah,that's the one Sam.
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The spring you need are these.Not your typical spring but without them your QA is NG.
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Guess what? They are available thru Cub cadet.

Part No. IH-402344-R4 @ $2/ea. You need 2.
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I had asked about these in my build thread (no response recieved, but I am a little long winded at times, readers may have fallen asleep before seeing it...LOL), glad I was gwacking around and stumbled on this! My 149, the new 129 frame and and older 125 I parted out were missing these springs, does anyone have a pic of how they mount on the tractor? Sorry if I seem to jacking the thread, but by the sound of things, we are in the same boat!
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I had asked about these in my build thread (no response recieved, but I am a little long winded at times, readers may have fallen asleep before seeing it...LOL), glad I was gwacking around and stumbled on this! My 149, the new 129 frame and and older 125 I parted out were missing these springs, does anyone have a pic of how they mount on the tractor? Sorry if I seem to jacking the thread, but by the sound of things, we are in the same boat!
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Jeff you don't read every single post? Slacker!
Not all of them, try to keep up with what is new...my wife gives me enough grief about it as it is...if I read them all, I might be reading them in the dog house (good thing I got a laptop and wireless internet...LOL!!!).
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Lew,

Do you have a picture with them mounted??
I checked all my other NF and can't find them at all on them and they work just fine.
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These are on a 1100 but they go on the same as the NF's
You have to remove the QA latch to get them on.
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