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Old 12-24-2024, 11:58 AM
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Is anybody working on any up grades or other projects on their cubs this off season?
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Still making replacement parts.
Here's my latest project
Cylinder clevis for the NF hyd lift option.
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Nice, You have a mill and a powder coat system?
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Mill, yes
powder coat, no, just rattle cans is all
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Still making replacement parts.
Here's my latest project
Cylinder clevis for the NF hyd lift option.
Someone Made them In the Past and I was able to Buy One here https://www.ihccw.com/ I was able to Have some One fabricate some Other Parts Locally as well so I could Put a Modern electric actuator On My 106. Glad to see Your Making them What is thread size On the square Nuts ?
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I will be starting the new year by tearing into the 124
and installing a creeper gear. Usually Jan-March are horrible
weather months here so waiting till then to get going.
Will start a thread on that one when the time comes.

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Sarge, the nut size is 7/16" fine thread
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Sarge, the nut size is 7/16" fine thread
I couldn't remember it's been 8 years since I Bought the Last one I remembered it Being fine thread Just couldn't remember the size and didn't want to Take apart the electric lift On My 106 to find out . Thanks
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