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Old 09-07-2013, 08:18 AM
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The 149 and plow is looking nice!
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Cool One of IH Cub Cadet's best built garden tractors

Lots of work going on today. No time for the 72 restoration! Here are a few pictures, and a extremely rare video!



http://youtu.be/vkQLN2flVxQ



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Cool pics and vid John!
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Thanks Mike, The s/g took a nose dive just on the last load. Would not start so I removed it and the pulley shaft will turn easy, then hard. I think the brushes or bearings went bad. The working volt meter on board shows a charge of about 13.75, so that still was working. The 71 would not start back up, sometimes a click-click, got dark so its in the cub shop. Should be able to come up with a repair in the morning.

I should have stopped and swapped out the s/g when I was hearing funny little noises. Guess in the near future I will be learning how to inspect, test, and re-build the good 'ol Delco Remy!

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Enjoyed your pics and vid, John!
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Default '62 original sharing a garage

the old timer is getting ballsy...
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Old 09-21-2013, 09:55 PM
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Default IH Cub Cadet model 72

Pictured here are parts of the 72. The first picture is of the front axel in a white sealer. I had a weld shop weld in the cuts in the axel from the deck drive belt. The following picture is that of the primer in a spray can I thought I'd give a try. Next, you have the axel in this primer photo,.............







Might as well go for the starter generator bracket too. First up is said part in a sealer, lastly is said part in same primer. I finished out the new primer can between the two parts.





Just thought some IH Cub Cadet enthusiast would like to see a model 72, since OCC to be the place to be !
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Nice work, John!
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Nice there John, just keep chugging along!
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