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Old 04-04-2014, 08:25 PM
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I started some long overdue repairs to my 169,leaking cork gasket on the hydro,sloppy trunnion, and worn out brakes.I ordered the parts from cub classics,now all I have to do is clean everything and start putting it back together,the only bad thing is I have to work on it out in the tool shed because the garage is full of non cub projects.
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Looks like a fun and worthwhile project!! Keep up the great work on your 169.

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Nice job! Please keep the updates coming.
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What are you doing with the trunnion? Any pics of the repair?
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I too have to replace the hydro pump cork gasket and hydro filter and oil on my 169. Good work.
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Great to see the 169 getting fixed up!
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Say, Pauld, you got the brakes from cub classics??? Were they new or good used take offs? My 129 needs brake work in a bad kind of way. The pads are still available from Cub Cadet, but I haven't been willing to spend $38 each for the pads. Being it's a hydro and not a gear drive, I've been able to get along without them for the mean time, but I really should do something.

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What are you doing with the trunnion? Any pics of the repair?
I am going to replace the springs and bushing and do a little welding where needed no pics yet there is some good info on this repair on this forum.
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Say, Pauld, you got the brakes from cub classics??? Were they new or good used take offs? My 129 needs brake work in a bad kind of way. The pads are still available from Cub Cadet, but I haven't been willing to spend $38 each for the pads. Being it's a hydro and not a gear drive, I've been able to get along without them for the mean time, but I really should do something.

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The brakes I did not buy from cub classics you can buy brake liner from mc master carr and reline them yourself there is some good info on how to do it on this fourm
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I haven't made to much progress on the 169 but I decided to put some new tires on it I bought these from Miller Tire
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