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Old 02-03-2019, 04:35 PM
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Try aero kroil or pb blaster, they will unstick
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Old 02-10-2019, 12:46 AM
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I read a thread on here a little while ago about a guy who makes wiring harnesses. I've tried contacting him through here to get one. Does anyone know if he still makes them?

I'm getting my machine tore down and parts ordered. It's been a pretty fun project so far! Just wish I had more time to work on it.
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I read a thread on here a little while ago about a guy who makes wiring harnesses. I've tried contacting him through here to get one. Does anyone know if he still makes them?

I'm getting my machine tore down and parts ordered. It's been a pretty fun project so far! Just wish I had more time to work on it.
Yes, he does still make them. I just ordered one for my 149. You will get a quicker response if you email him.
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Here is his e-mail and his web site. I just ordered a wiring harness yesterday. He is quick to respond to an e-mail.


http://www.mikescubcadets.com/

mailto:rustypete@integrity.com
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Here are a few more pictures. I pulled the engine and have the dash and console tore down. I'm slowly getting the double sticks loose. Hopefully they come apart.
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Old 02-10-2019, 07:43 PM
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Coming right along there jes, Fun ain't it?
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Old 02-13-2019, 05:51 PM
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Can anyone out there give me some advice on how to get these parts out. I've included a picture. One is the break/hydraulic neutral pedal and the other is the shaft for the deck lift. I did finally get the roll pins out. I just don't want to take a hammer to them and make marks every where. I need to get them out of the frame.
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Why do you need to remove them??
More trouble than what it's worth to do that unless one or more is damaged some way or you are determined to replace the bushings.
Sandblaster will clean them up good enough for painting.
My guess is you will need some sort of press setup or lots and lots of heat and a BFH
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Why do you need to remove them??
More trouble than what it's worth to do that unless one or more is damaged some way or you are determined to replace the bushings.
Sandblaster will clean them up good enough for painting.
My guess is you will need some sort of press setup or lots and lots of heat and a BFH
You know, I was just thinking that haha! I was just going to remove them to make it easier to sandblast and paint. They're in good shape just rusty. I figured if I could get them all out I could do a better job sandblasting them.
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[QUOTE=jes6388;477902]You know, I was just thinking that haha!

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