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05-05-2010, 10:38 AM
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QL 1450: Calling dealer, laundry list for tune-up...
It's been suggested that the oil leak behind my PTO is due to a plugged breather. I'm going to replace the PTO crank seal and it makes sense to refresh the breather as well. Today I'm going to call the local IH dealer to see if they've got the parts I need for a tune up/PTO seal replacement. I might as well ask for anything else needed to rehab the breather assembly as well. Anyone have advice on what to ask for?
Right now my list includes (this is bare bones - just to get it mowing again) - Head gasket (just in case...) - Crank seal - PTO side - Walbro carb rebuild kit (my barb says WHC on it) - air filter - pre-air filter - spark plug - points - points cover gasket - air cleaner to carb gasket - engine air breather filter - engine air breather gasket - hydro oil filter - hytran Am I missing anything? Thanks! -Calvin 
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05-05-2010, 07:35 PM
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Cledford
If you are going for this parts list you may also ask them the cost of the engine rebuild gasket / seal kit. It has the Head, points gaskets and all the breather stuff in the kit as well as the crank shaft seals. It maybe a little cheaper then piece meal each. Also it will have the carb gasket (between the block and carb) The extra part in the kit you can store and have them on hand if you ever need them. Just a thought
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08-13-2010, 05:12 PM
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Stupid question but...Is there an oil filter on my 1977 Cub 1450? I know about the hydro filter...Thanks!
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