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Wide frame head light bezel question
On my 149 both screws that hold the head light retaining ring in are broken off. What are the chances that they could be drilled out and retapped for a bigger size? Any suggestions an repair? Also the ring is missing, anyone have any luck gabbing a new one? I removed the bezel from the hood last night and am not a fan of the big hole in the front!
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Exactly the same issue happened on my 169, both screws were seized in the bezel from corrosion and snapped off. I drilled them out with a #21 sized bit, and retapped 10-32 threads. Then with a drop of blue medium strength loctite I screwed in a 2" long stainless steel threaded rod, and wing nuts. Good as new ever since. Before reassembly though I cleaned all the parts on a polishing wheel.
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J-Rodz168
: Good procedure and write up.
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Thank you sir, glad to help.
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If it had the deck on it steering would be impossible, your right. They just barely rub in the frame at full lock with out the deck. Temporary solution. |
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/CUB-CADET-HEADLIGHT-INNER-RETAINING-RINGS-100-149-86-127-122-124-70-71-72-73-129/273562232303?hash=item3fb19465ef:g:dhgAAOSwoHJbLr5 E:sc:USPSFirstClass!46224!US!-1:rk:1f:0 Cub Cadet 123
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