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07-05-2009, 01:55 AM
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Purchase of 106 CUB CADET
 Well I went and laid some money down for a new right off the shelf 40 year old 106 Cub Cadet with a creepy gear.   Let me see the battery wouldn't hold a charge, so I gave it 6 aspirin. It wouldn't start so I put gas in tank. So now it runs. I took notice the shut off at the gas bowl leaks. what is the best way to fix that? Oh yes the 106 runs really good now. 
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07-05-2009, 06:51 AM
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07-05-2009, 08:21 AM
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Ole 147:
Here is an image of the Fuel System for the 106....  Most likely, the gas is leaking from the Bowl Gasket. Here is the Parts Breakdown for the Bowl Assembly.... 
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07-05-2009, 02:25 PM
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ole 147, if it is leaking at the shut off valve, try turning the hex nut in on the valve body a bit more. Mine leaks there also, I just turned it in a bit more than it was and it quit (don't strip it out though)...
If it still leaks, I would just replace the entire sed bowl assy...
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07-05-2009, 11:18 PM
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Hmmm! The gas is coming from the shut off valve #5 on the picture. I'll have to look see if I can find the nut. Both my cubs leak there. Well I found the nut , but no luck.
Still leaks. It wont turn. I still have a half tank of gas to.
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07-05-2009, 11:29 PM
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The trick with the aspirin worked. The battery is 3 years old. I saved $25.00 minus the cost for 6 aspirin. So far I had no trouble with it I was pulling my trailer with the 106. I was hauling mulch around back for a mulching project I'm doing.
I have a fairly steep hill to go up for about 30 feet. The little cub took the load up the hill like it wasn't even there. I have a zero turn Snapper that couldn't pull the load up the hill. It just dug up the lawn. Anyone want to buy a Snapper mower?
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07-05-2009, 11:33 PM
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 Can't beat em! The pics are coming as soon as I get the painting of my 147 with the BIG RED JOHNSON! finished. The weather was terrible for painting. It's not a restore just a make it look better. I'm picky I don't like driving rust buckets. The person that had the 147 before was a pig. Never took care of anything right. Let me tell you about the front wheel. the one that didn't come off . It was a wheelbarrow wheel & tire. The tire had wheel barrow printed right on it. Oh yes I put a different wheel and new gummies on it. Well that's enough for now. more later.
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07-06-2009, 12:46 AM
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Hey now, don't be knocking on wheelbarrow tires....:biggrin2.gif:
I actually had to laugh when I read that. Both my CCO's had them as fronts, in fact I'm still running them until the tri-ribs get here..
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