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Old 10-24-2023, 06:46 PM
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Do you use a battery cut-off switch on your vintage Cub Cadet? If so, what kind do you use?

Any 10 amp toggle switch will work
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Jumped the 1914 and moved it, put the hood on before the heavy rain. It's going to come right back off to rob the control valve once I get a free moment.

Fired up and shuffled around the 782 and 1811.
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Old 10-26-2023, 10:02 AM
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Default 149 ready for winter

Got the 149 ready for winter.
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Default I installed my replacement engine

I bought a 782 with blown engine. Broken rod and hole in crankcase. I bought a donor Simplicity for the M18 Kohler. I finished getting it into my 782 today
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I bought a 782 with blown engine. Broken rod and hole in crankcase. I bought a donor Simplicity for the M18 Kohler. I finished getting it into my 782 today
Nice work! Is that a TR7 in the background?
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My 882 started making a loud squealing noise from the front of the engine the last time I used it. I took the fan belt off and it stopped, so it had to be the fan or idler pulley. I changed the idler pulley first a few days ago, but that wasn’t it. The bearing in that felt rough, so it needed to be changed anyways. Today I changed the fan bearings. It is nice and quiet now.
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My 122 and I pulled a Brinley plug aerator with it's 100 lb lead block on the tray for about 45 min. The amount of torque the engine/trans in these things generate is always impressive.

It didn't break a sweat.
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