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Old 09-20-2010, 09:04 AM
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Finally got the right mule drive belt on Friday. When we got back yesterday from a weekend camping I put it on the tractor and made a few swipes along the easement behind our property. My son wouldn't leave me alone until he got to mow so I relented and he mowed about a half an acre for a neighbor.

The PTO needs some adjustment and I think the mule drive is going to require a rebuild but otherwise, so far so good with our 23 year old "new" tractor.
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That's awesome, chmaso! Now you and your son can enjoy the cub!
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Looks like I'll be in the yard again this weekend. Our leaves have started to fall. I enjoy the seat time though. :biggrin2.gif:
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nikster (and everyone, for that matter)-

DO NOT USE STAINLESS STEEL FOR ELECTROLYSIS RUST REMOVAL!

When used as an electrode, the SS will create dangerous, very poisonous and carcinogenic chromium compounds that you cannot legally or safely dispose of. You don't want to contaminate your ground water and get in trouble with the EPA. Use ordinary steel only.
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Using the foot rest from my 109 for the + end, its just bubbling away got about a inch of froth floating on top. Looks nasty.

It will be interseting to see the results on Tuesday.

That will be a total of 24hrs. for cooking.

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Old 09-20-2010, 05:01 PM
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Just replied to your PM...and for the benefit of anyone else reading, don't use your footrest or anything else you care about for the sacrificial metal connected to the positive terminal, as that piece gets eaten away.
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Just replied to your PM...and for the benefit of anyone else reading, don't use your footrest or anything else you care about for the sacrificial metal connected to the positive terminal, as that piece gets eaten away.
You're an amazing source of information
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Got the auger painted today and went to take tank and carb off 71 and decided to take off some of the shroud to clean up engine. Will rebuild carb tonight or tomorrow and replace tank/shrouds with refinished ones.
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Old 09-22-2010, 11:13 PM
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You've been busy, Jude!
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Lightbulb 71 clutch cover
Looks like you have a "solid" clutch cover. I did not know they came that way. Mine of course has holes all about it. Now that I got some work done to it, I'am gonna bolt up the new painted spacers and run the duels for the weekend.
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Old 09-22-2010, 11:41 PM
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Everything before the 72, 1x4/5 should have the solid clutch cover.
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