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Old 04-08-2011, 02:04 AM
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Good? I think a GREAT JOB!

I used Arm & Hammer washing soda. I'm going to look this weekend for the drain cleaner. Buy up some of that perforated angle iron & r-bar. Going to get a whole new system built for myself. Got an ole' 5 gal., plus going to keep my eyes open for something bigger.

Lets see, i'll call your system "SLICK".

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Maybe I under spoke Nik. I'll agree with you and say it's going a great job!
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Old 04-08-2011, 09:23 AM
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No worries. Im just glad to add to the allready extensive knowhow on this forum board. I have been browsing for a long time. There are a few websites that were ok, but this one worked and fit what I was looking for. Im actually going to try zinc plating. It was talked about and illistrated on one of the members cud page, Matts Cub page. http://mgonitzke.net16.net/

Im not sure how this is going to work for me, but im allways willing to learn and try new tricks, and technics.

Hopfully, this cub will be wrapped up by the end of April, if not middle of May. I found some decals, steering wheel cap, and some wheel weights. Id love to add a creeper gear, but they are so $$$$$. I have a old sears 3 point I think will be on this once its all done.
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Old 04-14-2011, 11:25 AM
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Been working on this cub, and all the small parts.
Here are the foot pads before a soak and after.


Spindles, grill straps and steering linkage.




I think I need a new driveshaft??????


Not sure why the engine was painted red over the yellow?


Hope to have everything ready to paint by the 20th
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Old 04-14-2011, 12:15 PM
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Nice work, thanks for the update pics!
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I'd say you need a new drive shaft. Get in touch with Mark at IH Cub Cadet Parts he's a site sponser and has some great drive shafts and prices! Your doing a great job! Keep it up!
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First thing first is to have this 100 in the town parade. This will be my first restored/fixed up tractor that I have enjoyed. School will be out for three weeks, then its game on. Ive been tinkering with this since Dec.
I do have one question. Before I tore the hood off, it would encounter the steering wheel. Im assuming that there are two options, either move the hood forward or raise the steering wheel??
As said before the front frame might be bent. Straighten it back out, and if it still hits when you reassemble it, shim the rear of the grill casting with a washer on each side. Add some more if it needs it.

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Just started on the last three items before I can get the paint a flying.
I figured that I would just use a 55 gal drum, five T post and some baling wire to tie tie all five together.




In goes the tower.
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Your not playing around are you! Looks great! Been looking forward to your progress!
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I agree, with Duke! Can't wait to see your updates!
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I've got to get one of those dunk tank deals set up, that is just too cool.
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