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Old 05-03-2014, 12:23 AM
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Chassis or engine? Or both?
Both. There isn't much to them, but with the belts and chain drive it would be nice to know a little more about them.
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Both. There isn't much to them, but with the belts and chain drive it would be nice to know a little more about them.
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Myron Bounds (SP?) a member here is kinda the RER king. If you can't find him, Roland can help you. I think I have a PDF file of the motor manual. What are the model and spec numbers of the engine? Post those and I'll check.
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Old 05-05-2014, 12:58 AM
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Myron Bounds (SP?) a member here is kinda the RER king. If you can't find him, Roland can help you. I think I have a PDF file of the motor manual. What are the model and spec numbers of the engine? Post those and I'll check.
I have manuals for the breaks and scatters. But would like something on the belts, pulleys, basically everything under the shell. I have to go into town tomorrow and get my bearing for the 782 pto so I'll ask my dealer buddy if he has something in a hard copy, I can copy.
I'll report back and let you know if I can't get something.
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Anyone know where to get manuals for this thing?
Hi Zippy,
I printed both of the service manuals for my Cubs on the Cub Cadet website. I googled service manual for my mower and came up with various options - some wanted me to pay for the manual, but I finally found it on the Cub Cadet site.

If you send me the model number I will look around for you and see what I can find.
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Old 07-29-2014, 12:11 AM
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Hi Zippy,
I printed both of the service manuals for my Cubs on the Cub Cadet website. I googled service manual for my mower and came up with various options - some wanted me to pay for the manual, but I finally found it on the Cub Cadet site.

If you send me the model number I will look around for you and see what I can find.
Thanks for the info.
But as always, I had another brain fade. A month or so ago I picked up the service manual, so I'm good to go. This thing is sitting back in the way back corner and I pretty much forgot about it till I read your post. Right now it's the last thing on the list of things to get done
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Old 07-29-2014, 10:52 AM
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Not sure I'm a guru on the subject but I'll help if I can. I have an Cadet 75 RER and all manuals.

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Congrats Todd!!

Fix it up? WHY NOT!

I swear when I was a kid, we had one of these either in the corner of the shed, or in our dump. I dunno..... maybe it was just an old go-cart.
You bet, those were popular with us kids as go-carts!

Zippy, if it were mine, I'd be fixing this mower up! I really like them, and would fit the bill for smaller yards. Mowing with a classic, now I like that!

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My grandfather had an 85 and I spent many hours mowing with it. It was fun to drive but it took forever to get the yard mowed with that little deck lol
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just picked up an 85 special yesterday and mowed some 2 ft. tall grass today and it did awesome they just dont make them like that anymore
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Cool shopping trip you went on Todd. That one looks really good, most are total basket cases.
You said you didn't need it, I think you did.
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