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Old 12-29-2013, 06:44 AM
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Nice 0. if mine sets outside for a week. I'll need to tap on the clutch to get it to let loose. Then its good till the next time it rains and it sets for a week or so.
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One point of advice... Take LOTS of photos of every part before you dismantle. Really nice to have them to refer back to when putting back together.. As for the wiring harness, there are not to many wires so it will be easy to make your own wiring harness.
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congrats on the O
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Old 12-29-2013, 08:07 AM
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Looks like a fun project. I can't wait till I can get my own O.
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Old 12-29-2013, 08:30 AM
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Nice 4 digit O. Its a shame about all the crazy bad engineering of putting a different s/g on that's not the right rotation but it won't take too long to make it right. Seems it would have been less work to put a recoil starter on!
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Congrats on the early O!
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Nice find on the Original! Especially it being a 4 digit!
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Look at the parts manual, it will have a good detailed drawing. I believe it is the same on all K161's (7 hp) models, I haven't compared my O's to my 70, 72 or 73, but it should be).

Here is the lower bracket, it bolts to the block:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/IH-Cub-Cadet...item27d7d2e16e

The top one is a strap with a slot in it, didn't see on on ebay right of, but is pretty common.

Dig through the manuals, it will help things come together better.

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That bracket is not the correct one.Here are some pics of the early and later ones
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The bracket you need for your early O would be the U shaped one.
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Dad mounted a S/G that he didn't know was backwards on his 125 once; hit the key and gas started coming out the carb. through the air filter. I'm not sure where he got it but he isn't currently using it to say the least.
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