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Old 09-28-2014, 05:58 AM
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Thanks guys lol. If there wasn't a crowd of ppl around I would of got a better pic. We were thinking about making vintage looking cub cadet dealer decals for the doors and he is gonna buy a cub to strap in the back
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hey guys picked up a model 72 today I got it to run but need to get a key switch and do it the right way not an on off switch with a button . also if you hook up the leads to the battery its always cranking over must have a short somewhere ? solenoid isn't stuck I tried two of them both did it must have a wire crossed im thinking. oh the fenders are off a 102 that the old man made work he said he got tired of his hands hitting the tires . So anyway ive got a 70 71 and a 72 just need a 73 , plus I got my 102
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Nice find on the 72.
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hey guys picked up a model 72 today I got it to run but need to get a key switch and do it the right way not an on off switch with a button . also if you hook up the leads to the battery its always cranking over must have a short somewhere ? solenoid isn't stuck I tried two of them both did it must have a wire crossed im thinking. oh the fenders are off a 102 that the old man made work he said he got tired of his hands hitting the tires . So anyway ive got a 70 71 and a 72 just need a 73 , plus I got my 102
Nice 72! Check the voltage regulator. Sometimes the contact points stick causing the constant cranking on the starter/generator.
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ah thanks red ill look at it when I mess with it some more the meter does seem to work kind of
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That's interesting!
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these 2 were on lawn duty today mowed with the 102 and then lawn sweeper with the 70 of course I only took pics with an IH cart lol
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Looking good.
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these 2 were on lawn duty today mowed with the 102 and then lawn sweeper with the 70 of course I only took pics with an IH cart lol
That makes a fellow CT'er proud. Picture of the week material right there.
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