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Old 02-17-2014, 04:43 PM
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I have a 1250 Cub Cadet and I restored it, and I'm putting it back together. And on the clutch there are some linkages. 1 goes to the transmission pump and the other one goes to a lever on the transmission. And when I try and push the clutch it doesn't go down like its locked up. So is it not supposed to go down when its not running or is it just locked up. And if so how do I fix it. I don't want to push the clutch to hard because the lever that the linkage goes too is cast iron. Please respond Thanks.
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it should push down easy. some pics would help
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1st that's not a clutch but a brake neutral pedal. We need pictures of. The brake rods and hydro linkage.
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Old 02-17-2014, 05:29 PM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vml51DH8SvY

Better yet i have a video watch the end of the video
I will post pictures but i dont have any of the linkage but i will take some
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you sure its not stuck from paint? does the pedal move free when the rods are unhooked?
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I think its stuck from paint and it moves freely with it un hooked. But how do i free it up.
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Maybe someone close to you would let you view there tractor assembled?
Looks like you have done a good job on the restoration. If the rest of the tractor looks this good, it will be real nice.
Do you have a Cub dealer near by? There service manuals could help too.
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No i dont have a dealer near me. And thanks i worked hard on this build. And its only one thing thats stiff but i dont want to break it.
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very nice resto so far, and best of luck with the pedal issue. Hopefully it's figured out relatively soon and without any issue.
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On an unrelated note:
you should not have any paint on the fins of the hydro pump. It needs to be as cool as possible and paint doesn't help here.

Good looking machine so far.
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