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Old 08-14-2016, 04:01 PM
Texas Blues Texas Blues is offline
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Default New To Me Tired 1450

Howdy folks. Picked up this 1450 yesterday. The gentleman who sold it to me was telling me about his father, and how he was quite the cub fan. When I was there I saw some of his fathers handy work on projects, including a rebuilt 782 that looked like new, and other Cub projects. He was quite the craftsman. This 1450 was just another Cub they had bought to restore, or use for parts. Unfortunately, his father passed about a month ago, and he put a lot of his fathers projects up for sale. Not for the need of money, but to clear up space at his parents house. Just thought I would tell you that because the guy was super nice, and he had a lot of fond memories with his dad and the Cub projects.

Now back to this 1450. It is rough. I eventually got it started with the help of a rebuilt carb, new points, new condenser and like new coil. All of these parts were off of a 16hp Kohler I had bought a couple of weeks ago, (jmech was gracious enough to tell me what would and would not be swappable with my 12 hp in the 1200). As it turns out, the 14hp and the 16hp take some of the same parts, so the 16hp kohler purchase has paid off already! Now that it runs, I have found out more about what it needs. First off the motor smokes. Second, the hydraulic control valve for the deck and rear lift is seized. Both valves are stuck down. I squirted them down with pb blaster in hopes that they will free on their own. And lastly the forward and reverse alignment is way off. The neutral position with the dash control arm still caused forward movement. I will eventually have to work through these issues.
Any advice on the seized hydraulic valves?
Once I get the fender pan off I can take a closer look at the shift linkage and look for wear. It is WAY off somewhere.
Along with the 1450, I bought a very good condition fender pan, a nice pair of side panels from a 782 that will fit my 1811. A spare hood for the 1450, front top and bottom tins for a K17/18 for my 1811, an extra upper nose piece for the 1450 or 1200, and a deck lift assembly (that may or may not have come from the 1450). All this and delivery for 350.00, I of course, did not complain. Here are some pick of the 1450. Thanks, TB











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