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I got a sweet 147 from my father-in-law and I'm trying to get it back in good working order. I found that the coupling attached to the shaft coming out of the hydrostatic transmission is attached to some drive shaft parts that I can't identify. I've been poring over the manuals (owner's and service)...

JMotuzick wrote:That “100” is fourm modorator dave C and his son. It’s realy a 149d custom rig he made a few years back I think every part was modified in one way or another to make it happen!

That's cool. It's one big happy family here, I see.

chzuck wrote:Yea, I agree with Joe, quite the craftsmanship in that machine, the cab and the chute heater system. Keep us updated on how well it works.

He's been using it and refining it for years. I'm sure it works great, as does everything this guy builds.

Interesting theory concerning piping the exhaust. I always thought heat from the engine through the grill caused the problem. In the winter I block off the grill so the engine air must exit the sides. I only did that last year and we only had one snow where I could use the blower. So I am still in ...

Check out the custom 124 snow blower I just posted in the Custom Corner...

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Here's that father/son drive by I referred to in the original post. 1kxf269gHvM Joe's booth is at the top of the rise...right under the arrow on the YouTube thumbnail. He was showing a brush hog attachment that looked useful for me to clear the meadow on the hilltop behind my barn. When he told me i...

I was talking with Freddie, the retired foreman from my father-in-law's factory the other day. He's a cheerful fellow from Portugal with a heavy accent and a twinkle in his eye whom everyone respects for his mechanical genius. He retired in February after 50 years at the shop but still shows up most...

That's the guitar player, Matt singing. The song is by the other guitar player, Ryan. I'm just the humble fiddler.

This is my first post to the forum. I got infected by the Cub bug when my father-in-law gave me his old 71. That was back in the eighties. I used it to mow the lawn for a few years then let in languish behind the barn when I was given an newer lawn tractor. After going through a couple of new tracto...