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01-18-2011, 08:30 PM
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That's what I thought Matt, but I wasn't for sure since it is a wideframe....and my only one at that. I just got it this last summer, so my fingerprints are all over it yet.
John, I reconditioned my starter this past summer but it never hurts to double check everything. My headlight wiring looks to be in the worst shape and a little rough, so it might be something as easy as putting another wire together. I quickly scanned the harness and didnt' see any thing that alerted my attention at first. I will have to wait until this weekend to look into this matter further since I work from 7 AM to about 9 or 10PM straight the rest of the week. Thanks so much for the advice guys and coming to my aid when I called!! I'll stay in touch with what I find. Cub Cadet 123 
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01-19-2011, 07:44 PM
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Well, here's what I found out today. The major part of my problem is my battery charger is dead---who would have thought (bittersweet, a cost but at least its not my cub!!!). It is (was) a Schumacher with a 75A quick charge, a little better than average and only about 5 or 6 years old. I purchased a new one today. It kept cranking over but did not fire. The plug is new, so now I believe that I have a carburation problem, which I will look at later this week. Before I parked it on December 28th, the carburation was questionable and when I opened up the air cleaner assembly, some gasoline leaked out. I will pull the plug, give it a visual inspection when I look at the adjustment for the carb. If I remember correctly, isn't the idler screw turned about 1 1/4 turns and the fuel screw 2 1/2????? Haven't done that for a while, so if I am incorrect then please correct me.
"Thanks!" to everyone for their time, expertise and responses to assist me. Cub Cadet 123
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