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Old 11-09-2012, 08:24 AM
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Got the hydro creep ( more like a unpredictable lunge forward and reverse randomly when put into neutral) fixed turned out the tbig tunion spring was weak as well the.small one in the middle was broken. Readjusted for neutral and all is almost perfect. Got the fuel line replaced so no more leak there. And rebuilt the carb. She's running sweet now. Going later today to get a new fuse holder for the lights. And gonna get a new bulb for one of the.tail lights

Also if anyone knows. Is it possible to put live hydrolics going out the rear? My log splitter had a pump failure last winter and I was thinking it would be.kinda neat to have the cub setup to run it. If it is even capable of it. Was thinking of putting a T fitting on the line and routing it back. Any ideas
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Old 11-09-2012, 08:33 AM
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The Cub won't run your splitter, not enough PSI or GPM
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Got the hydro creep ( more like a unpredictable lunge forward and reverse randomly when put into neutral) fixed turned out the tbig tunion spring was weak as well the.small one in the middle was broken. Readjusted for neutral and all is almost perfect. Got the fuel line replaced so no more leak there. And rebuilt the carb. She's running sweet now. Going later today to get a new fuse holder for the lights. And gonna get a new bulb for one of the.tail lights

Also if anyone knows. Is it possible to put live hydrolics going out the rear? My log splitter had a pump failure last winter and I was thinking it would be.kinda neat to have the cub setup to run it. If it is even capable of it. Was thinking of putting a T fitting on the line and routing it back. Any ideas
You'll need dedicated pump for your log splitter. The cub hydro will not meet the demands of the log splitter.

Glad ya got your hydro creep figured out.
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I'm not sure if the hydro pump will handle that or not, but here is my thread on installing rear hydraulic lines.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=15978
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Well that stinks. Eh at least I asked before going through the trouble of plumbing it. Thanks guys . It woulda been a cool idea though. I think I'm still going to run front and rears though.as soon as I find a dual valve setup a power angle blade would be cool. But for now I'm going to look at a snow thrower I might be trading ol Smokey for (my 1966 wheelhorse 876 that smokes like a banshee)
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Sounds like you've made some nice progress on the 782!
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