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Pull the three prong plug off the rectifier. Fire up cub and check the voltage between the two outside terminals. Should be approximately 28 volts AC at full throttle. If so, shut it down and replug it to the rectifier. Fire it up and check the voltage on the center pin. Should be 13.7 Volts DC know...

my 2082 has the same problem. Discovered it when I had to take the spindle out to reweld the arm on it after it broke.
I am waiting til spring to take the axle out and rebush it. Will machine up some new busings and press them in the axle.

Sounds like the Fuel is OLD...and has water in it..... Today's gasoline has a maximum of 30 day shelf life. The alcohol is a water magnet.... The good old sta-bil will not help much either due to the ethanol.... Must use an ethanol friendly stabilizer and even then it still does not extend the gasol...

I put the wrong model info.. It is a 79C The service manua lists4 models.....35P, 59P 79C and 59M. I have the 35P, 59P and 59M Models. THere is not a compete picture of the 79C. The two pictures in the manual show it as a Stand Along unit with a B&S that looks like an 8-12Hp engine. THe other pictur...

I got Cub fever over 15 years ago with a 102. Acquired a 102 as a basket case for $100 and have since turned it into a LOT of money!

issue is core shift. You would need to know if the bore is centered in the core. If it is not, boring for the sleeve may produce a very thin wall on one side. This would not be a good situation and lead to other issues, ie cracked block etc. As some have stated, finding a replacement block is probab...

Big compost company in the St. Louis area mixes drywall with their compost and gets high dollars for it.

Wayne... IH did..I believe it is numbered 79M...has the side chipper...I have all the models but that one... My 59M is prior to Serial No. U008001..because it does not have the tension pulley. The Service Manual GSS-1443-1 has picture of the side feed on page 20 but no other pictures of this unit. I...

Ray
What was the guy's name in Missouri and where did he live?

That screen probably will not shred the materials to a very small size. Most screens have round holes and the size of the final product is determined by the size of the holes.
Not sure how safe that wuld be. THat is extruded metal used for grating and similar applications.

I believe some of the manuals say non detergent. Non detergent oil does not suspend the contaminants in the oil for the filter to catch and detergent suspends them so they end up in the filter.

If those AG's are either 15" or 16" they are no longer made! THe Case 442, 444, 446 & 448's use that as well as the 644, 646 and 648 loader tractors. THe closest you can get is something made for a skid steer. Tread is similar to backhoe tires with the center bar for roading. Both my 644 and 646 hav...

I never have a problem using both the clutch and lights on my 1572 or my 1782. Maybe I am just lucky for a change or one day the whole thing will go South.

My 782D did not have the light koohed up so I never used both so don't know if would keep ahead of the battery.

Paul: I have seen that lots of times. Mostly on drag racing vehicles where they hooked up hard and the disc was not a heavy duty racing unit. I ripped one out of one of my 4x4 fords with a 300 cid 6 cylinder engine. Yes..I was overloaded too. Bet that was a rather vibrating experience when it went. ...

I just had a similar event...broke the piece that is welded to the spindle on my 2072 so it will not steer the right wheel....Was driving across the yard to put it away...
Looks like it was porely welded in first place.

The old style chippers are really dangerous. We had a guy killed by this week. A limb co9ught him and took him into it...in front of his wife. Grusome scene. The newer ones have the feed rollers and safety bar. The 59M sucks them in fast and also likes to spit chipped pieces out of the hopper so be ...

Paul B.

You sure you were not lurking around my area....the Dealer decal is from Gerber Barthel...now defunct but I have had a bunch that had that decal on them. Just down the read 5 miles from me....Used to buy parts fromt hem when they were still in business.
By the way, did you get the CD?

That was one of the 4 models that International sold. It even has the belt guard that is usually missing. I have one exactly like it but is painted Cub Cadet Yellow and has international decals on it. It is a Model 59P It is missing the Handles for moving it around. The Four Models were 35P, 59P, 59...

Vince...
That is what Kevin said...LOL and probably a whole lt more...bet he had to throw that pair of BVD's out!!!

Paul

did you get the CD with the pictures of the M&W? sent it a few days ago.

What is the serial number on the tag on the M & W?

Mike::: Used to have a board with each cylinder numbered on it and a lot of holes under it.... Would index enough plugs for a whole wekend of running the fuel dragster... One run per set of plugs...means a lot of indexing... I would suspect that it would be a BIG advantage on the cubs to ndex. Every...

Paul...
Keep that away from me.....Looks like it may have some type of anitcub virus...LOL

see you there on Thrusday morning.

Frank

You may want to try and contact Brian Baker. He has rebuilt these units. The kit is part of the trick. Apparently the cub kit is way more expensive than soe other brands for the same steering Pump. I have a manual that has the step by step dissambely and reassembly of the unit. It is in some Super M...

Todd I was going to mention the added filler but could not remember who did it. You answered my question...I remember you posted some pictures if my memory is not too old yet. You are probably right on the 982...only have messed with one 982 so I am no expert on them. Will look at some on thursday a...

Todd is exactly right except for the final statement. It is true if you use the cast iron housing. The aluminum housing has a filler/dipstick tube that is under the seat. The cast iron housing does not have any provision for this item. If you do a lot of mowing then the supers are the way to go beca...

bryan;;;
Used a 1845B Skid Loader in a driving rain. so the stacking was not pretty!

Jim: 4 trailer loads of tractors, decks, parts, etc went to the scrap yard. I was fortunate enough to have guys like Darin that saved about 40 tractors. When I started there were nearly 100 tractors in the cub patch, in my barn and in my back yard. I still have 10 cubs left and several x brands. Sti...

Darin: Looks like you made it home safely. Hope it was worth all the work and soaking....my billfold is still WET! I went back to the farm and took parts of the Loboy and then home. Was still completely soaked when I got home! Local shop called today and was looking for the clutch driver and related...

Darin officially closed the Cub Patch today when he loaded the remaining 10 cubs in the rain. 14 plus years have ended. Most fo the time it was fun and I did enjoy collecting cubs. Thanks to all that visited over the years. Darin said he will take a picture of the LOAD.....Picture 11 Cubs stacked on...