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Old 08-13-2010, 10:28 PM
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Here are a few pictures on the spring:

Its kinda hard to see....look under the IH emblem.


This is on my 800.
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Old 08-13-2010, 10:50 PM
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That spring also seems pretty handy as a snack holder; can just grab a pretzel while mowing. And they'll be nice and hot!
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Old 08-14-2010, 12:25 AM
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That spring also seems pretty handy as a snack holder; can just grab a pretzel while mowing. And they'll be nice and hot!
The 800 is the lowest production IH Cub Cadet built. When I purchase this one it had no hood, grill, side shields and motor. The 800 has a few special parts that are only used on the 800. They are the air cleaner, starter, pto clutch and muffler and part of the muffler box. Those parts didn't come with the 800 when I bought it. Over a few years I found the special parts to keep the 800 all orginal. Most of those parts are in that pretzel box.

This is what the 800 look like before the restoration started:





It is easier to move the 800 around and keep the special parts for it in the motor compartment.
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very beautiful 1200! i am currently rebuilding a 1200 that was a twice abandoned project, by two other people. i have it running, moving, cutting grass, etc.... but am completely lost in how IH ran throttle, and choke cables to engine. i know im missing parts, but in my best guess the choke cable came to the carb from the top. Is this correct? would you please share some cable run pics carb side? thank you for your help
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The choke cable on my 1450 mounts to a bracket, and then there is a rod that goes UP to the carb. Not sure if you should have the same set up or not with a different motor. I'll try and take some pics tomorrow. Just rebuilt my carb and got it back on tonight, so it's perfect timing to take some pics.
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QL linkage:

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sweet! that spring makes sense. its a pain trying to guess all the missing parts.
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Thanks for all the compliments guys. Hey Bill, here is my email, send me yours and I'll answer your questions and send you photos.

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that pic is priceless matt g thanks! i started making my own cable clamps and bellcrank for the choke linkage this weekend. i will put up a pic of my design soon. maybe i can get the hood back on next weekend.
lmcclinton - my email address is whghome@comcast.net
i would love to see a 1200 setup. i can see it is different from matt's red cub

thanks guys i hope i can return the favor one day
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It's the same as a QL...that motor is out of a 1450.
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