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| Which should I do first?; Implement pictures! | |
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| Topic Started: Mar 11 2009, 09:23 AM (262 Views) | |
| young enthusiest | Mar 11 2009, 09:23 AM Post #1 |
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I got some more pictures. there are three for the tiller I got (please help me identify it)    And the snowthrower. I think it is a QA42A    And the Cultivator and plow I can't tell you what size the plow is. It is about -44 degrees celcius outside. and they happen to be sitting in a snowbank. (My dad won't let them in the garage)       
Edited by young enthusiest, Mar 11 2009, 09:25 AM.
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| Scotty777 | Mar 11 2009, 11:11 AM Post #2 |
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Wow! That's quite a nice assortment of Attachments! Tell you what, you can store all of those in my barn here in Michigan! I won't even charge ya for it. :Extreme Fun :Rotflmao2 :Extreme Fun :Rotflmao2 :Extreme Fun |
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| young enthusiest | Mar 11 2009, 12:19 PM Post #3 |
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Scotty777 Just to make you a little more irritated. I have 3 44 inch decks 3 of those tillers and a bunch of new parts for the tillers Which should I restore first? Just paint, rust removal, new blades on the mowers, bearings, chains, belts. Which to do first? |
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| Merk | Mar 11 2009, 03:35 PM Post #4 |
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Which attachment will you need first? Show attachments or workers? Plows and cultivators are easy to do. If you plan for the attachment to be workers I would clean off the rust and use them as is for now. |
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| young enthusiest | Mar 11 2009, 04:35 PM Post #5 |
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Good questions merk! Which attachment will you need first? Um, tiller, mower, plow and cultivator all at the same time Workers or show? There is a show in town called the "show and shine" It is generally for cars and bikes, but there is always a first time for a Cub! seems as how a cultivator and plow are easy to do, I probably will make them showy. I will probably peck away at the snowblower over the summer, in my infrequent, scarce, free time. I have some questions about the tiller The tiller has quite a bit of slack in the internal chain. should I worry about this or should it last a year? the tiller box has about a half inch of play in it, but the pulleys are fine. Should I try to locate gears for the tiller box? I could rebuild it next winter, but not before tilling season this year. The deck is not really needed, as the 1650, and our B-414 take care of that job. the 149 got the tiller box reabuilt about 2 years ago, so It does those duties. but there are 3 miles between our gardens, and it needs to work in each garden every two days, so A second tiller tractor would be nice. I probably will just use tremclad white. Its only 5.49 a can, and It is available locally, and the tractor is painted with it. I will try to hund down some Ez-slide, for the deck, and the snowthrower. I might get stickers, maybe not. any other advice on restoring attachments? |
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| Merk | Mar 11 2009, 05:51 PM Post #6 |
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I take a sanding flap disk on my small grinder and clean the rust off before I plow the first time. Before: After snading disk was used:  Main plow for my 149:  Not the best lookng...does a great job of plowing. 
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| young enthusiest | Mar 11 2009, 06:22 PM Post #7 |
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Merk, Picture number three. I am ashamed to see non-IH red on this site. pitiful (just kidding) Picture number three. Awesome coulter! I wants one of those! (just kidding also, I don't have the cash) Pic no 5. What is up with your sleeve hitch? it has a adjustment kind of thing sticking up from the sleeve rod? pic no 4. I don't beleive my eyes! 3 plows in the same pic?! how many you got? I will have to try that sanding flapper disc method of shining up the plowshare. mine is in rough shape! |
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| Merk | Mar 11 2009, 07:45 PM Post #8 |
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I have 6 1/2 plows. |
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| Matt G. | Mar 11 2009, 08:13 PM Post #9 |
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Wow, I have 4, and I thought that was a lot... |
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| young enthusiest | Mar 11 2009, 09:20 PM Post #10 |
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6 1/2? one sitting in peices? thats a lot of plows. Do you have enough tractors and hitches to tow them all at the same time? I only got one hitch and one plow, so I'm good. |
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| young enthusiest | Mar 11 2009, 09:21 PM Post #11 |
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6 1/2? one sitting in peices? thats a lot of plows. Do you have enough tractors and hitches to tow them all at the same time? I only got one hitch and one plow, so I'm good. |
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| Merk | Mar 12 2009, 04:40 PM Post #12 |
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I don't have 6 1/2 plows....I have 7 1/2 plows. I was over at my Parent's house today and saw one of my plows. The half plow is an extra bottom. I've been buying old plows that need fixed and selling them after repairs are done. I have only 3 Cubs that plow right now. The 70 that I'm working now will be set up to plow. |
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