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Old 04-05-2012, 09:22 PM
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Wow, finally got the engine put together, all but the carb and starter pulley anyway.
It's coming together now, I've got the drive back some now
Sorry it's not more exciting, but it sure feels good to be this far, I'm not as fast as I used to be
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Old 04-05-2012, 10:07 PM
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I'am glad to see this! There are few who will say they completed a IH Cub Cadet restoration. I just want to make clear Zip that I was with you from day one when you signed up here at Only Cub Cadets.net. I rember your first tractors. You have come along way. You are doing a most excelent job on this restoration. I'am watching closly. Do please carry on, I have a deep passion for type of tractors.

I expect the best from you , and nothing more. your friend, John
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Old 04-06-2012, 08:33 AM
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I'am glad to see this! There are few who will say they completed a IH Cub Cadet restoration. I just want to make clear Zip that I was with you from day one when you signed up here at Only Cub Cadets.net. I rember your first tractors. You have come along way. You are doing a most excelent job on this restoration. I'am watching closly. Do please carry on, I have a deep passion for type of tractors.

I expect the best from you , and nothing more. your friend, John
Thanks John, it is the best I can do. And it's what I can do with what I have, everything done in house except for the valves. And I know many think the rattle can paint is junk, and I'm sure it's not near as good as auto types, but it's what I can do, and it will look good to me.
Yah, things came along way from my first time on the website. Met some very intelligent people on here that helped me out allot over time, and having fun along the way.
Thanks to everyone for the inspiration, and drive to do something like this. No cub time today, have to actually work
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Original's Face Lift thread.http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=34439
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Old 04-07-2012, 10:18 AM
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Todd,
Engine looks super, Very clean, fresh restoration work. You don't have to say a lot, the pictures do the talking! Hope things are good with you!
I do agree that the rattle can paint leaves something to be desired. But it worked as I did the parts a little at a time. Like you I also plan to work my Cub equipment at some point and it will eventually get nicks and dings.
You had to work, but I had Friday off and cut wood and played with cub stuff all day. It was great! Will try to get some pictures posted tonight. Only have three Cub projects going at one time.Nothing big just monkeying around. I think I have a problem
Your 100 restoration is going to be real nice! Are you planning to show it at any Tractor show events?
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Todd,
Engine looks super, Very clean, fresh restoration work. You don't have to say a lot, the pictures do the talking! Hope things are good with you!
I do agree that the rattle can paint leaves something to be desired. But it worked as I did the parts a little at a time. Like you I also plan to work my Cub equipment at some point and it will eventually get nicks and dings.
You had to work, but I had Friday off and cut wood and played with cub stuff all day. It was great! Will try to get some pictures posted tonight. Only have three Cub projects going at one time.Nothing big just monkeying around. I think I have a problem
Your 100 restoration is going to be real nice! Are you planning to show it at any Tractor show events?
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Thanks Chris, yup, rattle cans will never get the shine or durability of auto paint, but it'll do for me just fine, it sure beat what was there when I started
You have a problem? What's that?
We don't have tractor shows around here that I know of. Would be great to get something going some time though.
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Thanks Chris, yup, rattle cans will never get the shine or durability of auto paint, but it'll do for me just fine, it sure beat what was there when I started
You have a problem? What's that?
We don't have tractor shows around here that I know of. Would be great to get something going some time though.
I think his problem is similar to mine, liking spending so much time with the Cubs!!





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Yep that pretty much nails it! You guys are the best!
July 20 (I think) is a good tractor show close by. Long haul but would love to see you.
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Could someone tell me the distance that the starter pulley goes on? Or am I supposed to aligne it after the SG is on?
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Could someone tell me the distance that the starter pulley goes on? Or am I supposed to aligne it after the SG is on?
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