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07-18-2012, 12:41 AM
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??? Tiller
I picked up this tiller for my cub from a local guy for twenty five. It's locked up. Thats why the cheap price. I am tearing it down and rebuilding it so being locked up doesn't mean much to me. I have checked all the locations for a tag to show me the model number but the guy repainted it and the tag is gone. I found one rivet that would have held it on but the other rivet is gone with the tag. I'm enclosing a bunch of pictures if anyone could give me a hint on what are the difference from a #1, #1a, #2, #2b that would be awesome.
http://imgur.com/a/RQB97 
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07-18-2012, 06:59 AM
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Great buy and looks to be in very good shape. Believe all generations as to rebuilding the same. 2 series had one piece tines (38") and chain adjustment bolt on the bottom - and primary shaft sprocket is welded not pined on. Shaft bearings - Primary 3/4 UC-204-12 2nd 1" UC-205-16 Tine shaft 1 1/4 UC-207-20 (around $22.00 for 3 VXB bearing). Sheer pin 2 -Fastenal #11121573. I also added a grease fitting to the relubable tine bearing retainer. Lift pin protrudes 3 3/4 " 1/2" hole 1in. from end. Bob
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07-18-2012, 10:44 PM
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Nice tiller, and good price too. Looks like your right into it. usually bottom large bearings being toast is the reason they wont turn. Probably a 1 or 1A and I should know the difference but am currently to tired to think. Looks a lot like the one I did too which is a 1A I think.
Several good posts on tiller restorations on here. Doug did a great job on his unit. Regards, Chris
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07-20-2012, 01:12 PM
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