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12-07-2013, 06:00 PM
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My first cub resto: 1961 Original
Someone asked me to post pics of my O in the introduction thread so I thought I would start a new thread here. I will try to keep it updated, but I may be really slow, I have a lot of irons in the fire!
I've never owned a cub myself but grew up riding my grandfather's around. A collector responded to my craigslist want ad for an "older cub cadet" and said he had a complete running O and a rolling chassis he would throw in for free. Both were pretty rough. He told me the chassis was a low serial number and even had taken a steel brush reveal the numbers 1154. "Pretty Cool!" I thought. I would restore that chassis and move all missing parts from the running cub over. Anyway, a sandblaster revealed a 7 that was filled in with primer. 11547. Ha! Anyway, not much to look at now. I plan on doing some prep work until it gets warm enough to do some spray painting. Let it be known that I have no idea what I'm doing. I have some tools and some basic mechanical knowledge, but that's about it. My cub cadet and garden tractor knowledge is very limited. Criticisms and advice are both welcome. I forgot to take a pic before I started disassembling, So I propped the wheels up against it and took a quick photo.  This is the gearbox I do not intend on using. I just wanted to see what it looked like with some tractor supply paint on it.  Spare parts  Here's the current state with all the parts I plan on using. 
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