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Old 12-10-2018, 06:13 PM
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I know i’m posting a lot but I keep thinking of things that I could ask about. My tractor shakes quite a bit at an idle when its first starting up, not so much when its been running for a while. I have heard people say the Cubs do have a normal shake but this just seemslike a bit too much. I replaced two missing bolts on the front cast iron grill and that didnt really help. Any ideas?
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More air in the front tires helps, didja check the engine bolts?
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More air in the front tires helps, didja check the engine bolts?
I never really looked, im about to take the engine out soon to but a gasket set on it, ill make sure its all good when I put it back on.
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Loose engine hold-down bolts are very common. Some tractors I've come across only have one or two bolts, and those are usually loose, mostly from stripped threads.
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Loose engine hold-down bolts are very common. Some tractors I've come across only have one or two bolts, and those are usually loose, mostly from stripped threads.
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