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Do you think a running working cub cadet isnt worth less than $200? The heavy wet snow that I have been getting is too much for my single stage thrower. Saving a cub and also getting some experience. Seems like a good deal to me and I'm sure I am not alone.
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If it was me, I'd put the money in it and never be able to get it back out. This coming from a guy (me) with a 450 blower.... Quote:
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Now, this isn't "wet" snow, but it was heavy snow: You can tell how heavy it is, no farther than it's getting thrown. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqK5r10xKBc Maybe, maybe not. I wouldn't consider that to be a "Cub Cadet" though. Just an MTD with shaft drive. Not trying to insult you. But I'm with Sam, I'd keep the engine.... |
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moving back to the topic... the 2 stage blower... not the tractor it is on...
I will wait for parts to come in and see if this blower will earn its keep. May just paint the entire thing black and be done with it. What lubricant/grease/oil is everyone using in the auger gear box? And before anyone says check the manual let me say this... yes I can read the manual but if anyone would like to be helpful and provide some insight, it would be appreciated. Manuals are helpful but if that is where everyone is pointed to for information this site would be rendered useless. If you know the answer please help if you are going to answer my question with a search recommendation or complain about my comments... well... ... make your own thread in the general discussion please.
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You can use JD cornhead grease, or get the lube from CCC, or you can make your own. That's what I do. I mix synthetic gear lube and Marathon Maraplex grease until I get the consistency of runny pudding. I have a post about it somewhere..... but I'm not going to go dig it up, lol.
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Runny green corn puddin' ---reminds me of green chilies salsa. |
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My post about the manual for your blower was not helpful? Why do you think they have them? Let me know how you feel...
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Parts have finally started coming in! The pully came in today, all painted and rust free! Hopefully the rest will be in soon!
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Keep up the good restoration of your snow blower. So many people on this website just like to try to prove they are smarter and better by belittling other peoples ideas or what they choose to repair. I got reamed out one spring when I asked questions about my 2 451 blowers, I was told to wait and fix my blowers in the fall. So,you decided to pay $40 in parts and repair your snow blower I agree with you and fix it! When you are done and having a beer with a smile on your face, you will know exactly how the blower works, and know how to fix it. Sounds like a low cost class with great benefit to me Don.
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Thanks for the motivation! I got a bunch of parts that came in, I decided to get all new bushing, bearings, and seals! I just have to paint the thing and then I can put it back together! Seeing all the boxes on the porch is like Christmas in March!
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