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I did not know that either. Thanks for the info.
Speaking of 109's, I'm looking at one that the owner says it has the 149 option of a hydro lift. Is this possible? Or is it a repwered 149? Looks to be correct and has 10 HP engine. I may add this to the others. Its real clean. |
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Thanks for the info. I'll look again at it and may add it to the herd.
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And a pretty not-so-common option for a 109. Nowadays, one can just put in a ported hydro and all the hydro lift parts from a 149 donor though............
Still worth looking into though.
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Well I brought it home today after much deliberation. In between today and the original post I have been preoccupied with a Farmall Super A that was my grandfathers. I finally talked my dad into giving it to me so I was on the fence about the new Cub but went ahead and pulled the trigger just because I never see them this close to home.
After I quick inspection the PTO bearing is shot, the clutch fell off the shaft when the lever was disengaged, got the springs too. PO did tell me the clutch was gone that's why it got parked. Battery tray is rusted pretty good along with the choke cable. Deck is decent and not frozen. Brakes are stuck. Has a piece of baling wire ran from the governor back to the seat for some unknown reason. The fan is actually still intact, that seems rare from what I have read. Seat is obviously toast. All in all I am happy, hopefully I can get a battery in it tonight and see what happens after some fuel system cleaning. Being my first hydro there will be some questions I am sure. |
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I would change that hydro oil since it's been outside . Congrats on your cub!
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