| rpking |
01-15-2011 10:19 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Merk
(Post 54212)
The cover of this manual has a 100 with the acorn nut on it:
http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/70-100%20O...r%20Manual.pdf
I thought early 100s had the acorn style steering wheel.
The throttle cable is longer on a 70 than a on a 100. The throttle cable connects to governor arm on a 7 horse power motor. The 7 horse power transmission has bushings in the axle housings and the 100 has bearings in the axle housing.
What is the serial number? It won't tell what model is was....just curious.
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I have a 100 that has bushings in the axle housings, maybe someone put 70 axle housings on my 100 before I bought it??? Who knows my experience is the ser# is your best bet to find out what you have, but that raises another question, what if someone put a 70 transmission housing in a 100 or vice versa then the ser# is wrong:bigthink: |
