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Looks great Chris. To bad about the nicks, (but you didn't buy it to look at)
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02-04-2012, 07:25 PM
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02-04-2012, 09:59 PM
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Tried to improve this hinge area by building a new hinge strap and spot welding it in place. (this was whittled out of a chunk from the tower sheet metal of the 147) This should help support this end of the hinged flap, even if the paint still chips. So that was tonight's project. Kind of cheated a little not taking it all back apart, but had the best alignment jig by welding it on in place. Then cleaning up the weld spatter and dusting with some fresh paint. Not quite original but close enough for me  .I did get the support bracket for the tractor gear box in primer while I was resting too. Hope things are good in Cub land! Off to look at Todd's pictures of the 100 restoration progress and then turning in! Regards, Chris
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02-05-2012, 12:46 AM
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Hi, Chris the tiller looks great I have one I need too restore also. I was curious as to what type of lube you used in the chain case and how much it took to fill it?
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02-05-2012, 11:50 AM
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I could not find info on the chain lube. Here's what I did and right or wrong. First what I found when I took this apart was a very thick goop that was much closer to grease then thick oil. So when I went to reassembly it I used wheel bearing grease and plenty of it on the chains and sprockets. Maybe should have been 90 weight oil? These chains are very heavy duty and both sets of chains that I have don't seem to be worn much and the gears looked great. I guess what I am saying is that these could just about run dry, and by the looks had for years, and still have good life remaining. The manual says these gear boxes / chains never need service, There are no ports or checking for fluid levels. Regards, Chris
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02-05-2012, 12:45 PM
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Nice work on the restoration 15 pages was a fair amount of stuff to read I have a 1A tiller I use on my 125 ( and 122 ). I purchased deeper V pulleys for the mule drive from NAPA, part number 7-05212 ( you need two ) and also the long drive belt from the PTO to the angle. I have an early 125 and it was belt AX-144 ( shorter belt iirc ). I also purchased the tiller belt but forgot to get that belt number, I'll add it later. The NAPA belts work great and have a big cost savings. tiller belt 3VX530 These units are really heavy duty. Right after I got mine, my next door wanted to put a garden in. I cut right thru the sod and by the second pass was down at full depth. My wife saw how well that worked and I ended up "sculpting" down a dirt mound that was here when we purchased the property in '03. I flipped up the back shield and just backed the tiller right in. It worked great. Started with this  and when finished  Here's the set up on my 125 ( fluid filled 10.50's on the back -- I had the 8.50 ags and 62 lb gilson weights on the 122 with the blade )   The 125 & 1A "chewing" away  Jeff
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02-05-2012, 03:13 PM
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Looking great and fantastic fab work to boot!
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