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Old 03-25-2013, 02:09 PM
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thank you dave for being there you are a true friend.i have asked the kids to help me post here. will see how that goes. with one that is boy crazy.and the youngest attached to grandpa and the steering wheel of his cub cadets .and me i still have not learned how to turn the camera on. this is a mile stone for me just to reply on the pc. thank all of u for your replys well just to let you all know my six year old boy chase chase has a 1572 cub with 3 point and rear pto and the four foot rear 3 point brush mower 50" mower deck 54" haben snow plow brinly 3 pt tandem disc and 3 point brinly plow .also he has a cross breed cub 582 cub with a midwest super cub 16hp kolher and cub gear drive rear end hooker hitch and wheelie bars also he has 1600MF for pulling also as for me i know you all donot want to hear this. the truth is i just love my 1970 sears ss12 with 48"snow plow ,disc,bottom plow,harrow,roototiller,garden seeder with all 8 seed disc,middle plow,cultivader,litterwisk,42"mower deck with around 4 hours of use.the old man i got the mower deck from did not like the wheel track on his lawn so he went right back to push mowing his 5 arcer lawn and only used his sears ss12 to push the snow off his drive.
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Old 03-27-2013, 12:01 AM
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well pulled rearend out tonight i seen where someone befor me put longer bolts all the way through case found nut inside of rearend with broken part or bolt i have turn it up in the gravel draining the oil from it hope to get it wash up so i can see what i am working with took hood grill and side shield off i look like four bolt unpluge wires and motor will be out i want to go through whole tractor paint put back togather.???? WHAT U GUYS THINK ABOUT PAINTING IT BACK RED WOULD LIKE SOME FEED BACK ON THAT THOUGHT
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well pulled rearend out tonight i seen where someone befor me put longer bolts all the way through case found nut inside of rearend with broken part or bolt i have turn it up in the gravel draining the oil from it hope to get it wash up so i can see what i am working with took hood grill and side shield off i look like four bolt unpluge wires and motor will be out i want to go through whole tractor paint put back togather.???? WHAT U GUYS THINK ABOUT PAINTING IT BACK RED WOULD LIKE SOME FEED BACK ON THAT THOUGHT
Ah, I've worked on some like that, mine they tightened the bolts down so hard it broke the axle tube and was run so long that way it wobbled the holes out. I eventually had to find a whole new rear end. Hopefully yours is savable
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well pulled rearend out tonight i seen where someone befor me put longer bolts all the way through case found nut inside of rearend with broken part or bolt i have turn it up in the gravel draining the oil from it hope to get it wash up so i can see what i am working with took hood grill and side shield off i look like four bolt unpluge wires and motor will be out i want to go through whole tractor paint put back togather.???? WHAT U GUYS THINK ABOUT PAINTING IT BACK RED WOULD LIKE SOME FEED BACK ON THAT THOUGHT


I don't think anyone would hate to see a red one.
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well pulled rearend out tonight i seen where someone befor me put longer bolts all the way through case found nut inside of rearend with broken part or bolt i have turn it up in the gravel draining the oil from it hope to get it wash up so i can see what i am working with took hood grill and side shield off i look like four bolt unpluge wires and motor will be out i want to go through whole tractor paint put back togather.???? WHAT U GUYS THINK ABOUT PAINTING IT BACK RED WOULD LIKE SOME FEED BACK ON THAT THOUGHT
Go for the red!
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Mike, Repaint it any color u like, but just a warning, they never go as fast as u plan. My 1572 has been apart for almost 2 years, i have a lot of prep work done and hope to shoot the yellow this spring then i can at least put the rear and front axle back in and get it rolling. Good luck! Dave
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i know your right it seems so simple setting on the side walk talking about how you are going to getter done. for me it seems like i am always missing that ont tool.
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chase has no school tomarro ahhhh letes see if i can get any work out of him. i told him and grandpa to get out the pressior washer out and get the rear end wash up tomarro . ah i am sure they well get it done both of them are the greatest guys i know.
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got cast iron case today took apart will let you all know just what it takes to do the swap. al case just has to many striped threades also has had pump ears broke off.who ever fix it before did a ok job of welding it back to gather.just not good enough for me . going to cost to much to save ,heli coils and tap,drill bit and tool to install them 103.74 dollars i would put a 100.00 in to cast case. and make it tuffer rear in the long run. IT CAN BE DONE JUST A LITTLE TIME AND MONEY,
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Great Mike,sounds like u r moving ahead. right about now in the thread is were you should add some pictures for interest. Just sayen..... Dave
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