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Old 03-24-2011, 04:55 PM
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Will this work on a 71?
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That will work on your 71.
What is wrong with the one you have?
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Yes, it will work. Not sure where to go next... As Merk already asked, what is wrong with your old one? AND the seller has no idea what he's doing, a 109 doesn't have a 3 pin driver.
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Yes, it will work. Not sure where to go next... As Merk already asked, what is wrong with your old one? AND the seller has no idea what he's doing, a 109 doesn't have a 3 pin driver.
Hmmmm...maybe I'm not seeing the listing as you see it but I read nothing stated about a 109?...
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Looks like he updated the Title yesterday around 6pm and removed the 109 reference. Someone must have let him know about that. LOL
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Looks like he updated the Title yesterday around 6pm and removed the 109 reference. Someone must have let him know about that. LOL
I found out real quick that the Cub-Police is on ebay too when I started selling on the site...always do my best to "stay in Check" when listing IH Cub Cadet parts.
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It is strange now that I have some understanding of how cub cadet things should be listed or what they fit that I get perturbed when something is listed wrong. Must be the ocd side of me that pops up from time to time. LOL
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That will work on your 71.
What is wrong with the one you have?
Sorry it took so long to answer. Well, it is gone. I got it that way. That whole assembly is missing.
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Here is the progress on the 71. Please notice the pressure plates, I sanded lots of rust off of them. Are they still usable?
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They need trued on a lathe.
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