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Been working on cleaning the garage and filling it back full of powder coated parts.
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Jenn would look good on this one, $1800 just for her.
That's a good looking super, Sam! Now ya got me drooling...lol!
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Looking good ACecil and Mrs.ACecil


That's a load of parts Methos That will keep you busy for a while
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That's a load of parts Methos That will keep you busy for a while
Diz I hope not to long! Todd aka is always telling me TICK TOCK! Time is running out!
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I haven't done anything on the Cub lately, been working on my cart. This morning I tightened up the steering. When I got this it had about 30 degrees of slop in the steering wheel. I tightened the adjuster in the bottom of the column until it stopped with a large screwdriver, and backed off to the next cotter pin slot. That helped some but turning the follower pin in 1/4 turn made the most difference. I put 30 shots of grease in it an test drove it, much better. I still have some slop in the helm joints, especially the one next to the column. But I probably won't change them right now. If I did something wrong let me know.
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I haven't done anything on the Cub lately, been working on my cart. This morning I tightened up the steering. When I got this it had about 30 degrees of slop in the steering wheel. I tightened the adjuster in the bottom of the column until it stopped with a large screwdriver, and backed off to the next cotter pin slot. That helped some but turning the follower pin in 1/4 turn made the most difference. I put 30 shots of grease in it an test drove it, much better. I still have some slop in the helm joints, especially the one next to the column. But I probably won't change them right now. If I did something wrong let me know.
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Sounds like your heading in the right direction.
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Taking a Pepsi break while working on the 1864. Thought I had a front seal leaking on me but looks like the oil filter was loose. Doing a oil change and swapping electric pto's out. The current one won't turn on after it gets warm. Good thing I have a spare sitting here.

I need to do some searching and see about cleaning the plastic on it. It has tons of grass and oil in the engine compartment that needs cleaning. got to get the grass cut so I can get back to the O's.
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