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Old 01-19-2014, 10:08 PM
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Thanks for the pics and update on your 800, Ryan!
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Thanks guys. Any ideas on how to fix the lift handle? Never done one before and I am out of spares.
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Old 01-20-2014, 08:16 AM
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IACubCadet,
Glad the 800 is progressing. After looking at the tractor that you did that was all rusty, I am sure The 800 will get its deserved attention too.
I will be watching for one of the 800's tucked away somewhere For now the new 86 takes up the slack in my Cub line up.
AJ,
The guy with all the 800's sounds like the guy from PA that was beside me at the Stoneboro fair IH show last summer. He had a bunch of 800's all very nice!
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IACubCadet,
Glad the 800 is progressing. After looking at the tractor that you did that was all rusty, I am sure The 800 will get its deserved attention too.
I will be watching for one of the 800's tucked away somewhere For now the new 86 takes up the slack in my Cub line up.
AJ,
The guy with all the 800's sounds like the guy from PA that was beside me at the Stoneboro fair IH show last summer. He had a bunch of 800's all very nice!
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I wanted to meet that guy too Chris! I was there Sunday and he left already.
I think he has 13 800's!
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they was air cleaner ,muffler and a air box on Ebay the other day . But all sold for big money
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Thanks guys. Any ideas on how to fix the lift handle? Never done one before and I am out of spares.
I had to repair the lift handle on one of my 108s. The lift button broke off down inside the handle. After some time trying to figure out how to get it out, I wound up using an easy out screw extractor and unscrewed the remainder of the button from the shaft inside. Then, get a new lift button and release button. The new lift button screws on the locking shaft inside the handle, and the release button just presses in the front of the handle.
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I had to repair the lift handle on one of my 108s. The lift button broke off down inside the handle. After some time trying to figure out how to get it out, I wound up using an easy out screw extractor and unscrewed the remainder of the button from the shaft inside. Then, get a new lift button and release button. The new lift button screws on the locking shaft inside the handle, and the release button just presses in the front of the handle.
Wow, thank you for the detailed pictures and the description! I am heading out to the garage now to give it a try. I will try to keep everyone updated.
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they was air cleaner ,muffler and a air box on Ebay the other day . But all sold for big money
I heard about that the other day in another thread. I really dont care if mine has all the specifics. It would be nice...but, I saved this 800 from a total pile of junk to what it is now, so if I ever did sell it I would hope the new owner would appreciate that more than it having the correct starter and air cleaner
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IACubCadet,
Glad the 800 is progressing. After looking at the tractor that you did that was all rusty, I am sure The 800 will get its deserved attention too.
I will be watching for one of the 800's tucked away somewhere For now the new 86 takes up the slack in my Cub line up.
AJ,
The guy with all the 800's sounds like the guy from PA that was beside me at the Stoneboro fair IH show last summer. He had a bunch of 800's all very nice!
Regards,
Chris
Chris,

thank you for the comments. This 800 was not nearly as bad as the 70 that you mentioned, but it has been quite a project. I am so happy that it runs so good after making one motor out of two. I was driving it around last night and just can't believe that it all came together like it did. I guess the trade for a 128 with rear pto is paying off!
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I wanted to meet that guy too Chris! I was there Sunday and he left already.
I think he has 13 800's!
I have met him a few times at a couple shows , he has 15 of them and is a member on the forums.
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