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valid point, I really don't have anything to lose at this point. When I get home this weekend I may just try that.

thanks for replies. I guess no good deed goes unpunished, just trying to get it in working order and looking good for my pops. I have had governor problems before on the K series engines and fixed them, but I don't think its worth the time and effort to break apart a series I. Its a shame because I ...

Have definitely hit a brick wall on the governor. Engine runs great. It's just the governor sticks. I've tried every possible adjustment, at a total loss. Would appreciate any info, thanks

Looks a little better than yesterday at this this time. I just need to get the governor fixed and it's all good to go.

Got it cleaned up/degreased. Got engine going but having a fit adjusting this governor on this one. Gonna put tractor all back together and revisit it tomorrow

Got it dissasembled. Pushed it out and gonna pressure wash it then re assemble and get it running. Had a lot of water in the tank. I pulled both heads and milled them and put new gaskets. Engine turns over ok. Cleaned hubcaps up too. Will show it cleaned up and running next. Have to take daughter to...

Just hauled in a 79 IH 782. I found this one for my dad a month or so ago and went with him one Sunday morning to pick it up around falls church, VA. It's a one owner, series I. Came with 50" deck and snow plow. All hubcaps. I got all my project tractors up and running so I went over and picked this...

Thanks for the replies. It does have the clutch. Gear isn't stripped too bad but enough to not work. I tore apart a parts lift I had with a good gear. Tried briefly to remove it but ran out of time, will resume when home again this weekend. I probably won't really use the 126 for anything just got i...

Yup, worm gear is stripped. I've got a good electric lift off a 128 hate to strip it though. The motor worked great forward and reverse it looks nearly new probably had no run time. The previous owner took the lift off and rigged up a hand lift and busted up the console in the process. Replaced that...

Just got a 126 going tonight. Been on the back burner for a few weeks behind several others. Runs great. Put a new switch for the electric lift on. The motor runs and sounds good but the shaft doesn't come in or out. Any ideas what to look for when I tear into it tmrw night? Hoping someone has some ...

6 9/16 bolts to remove the engine on those. I pull all mine from a deer hoist in the garage. Good time to pressure everything off. Easy to remove starter after that, just did one the other weekend. A local shop can rebuild my starters for $60

The part number you need for the PTO belt is 549250 R1 for that series of early wide frame tractor. You have a model 1 tiller if it has the extensions, but model of tiller does not matter, the belt is the same. There is plenty of cross references for that part number belt, but I have found that AX-1...

That turned out very nice. I was mostly ignorant to that series of cub cadets, mainly interested in narrow frames and 82 series but recently acquired a 108 and 128 and their fun and easy to work on. Again, nice job bringing that one back

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I have a 982 with 75 lb wheel weights and Goodyear 26x12 ags, it is used to operate a big 450 snowblower, I don't use chains on it, just go real slow. I have a 102 that I use for plowing and it has 23x10.50 ags with 50 lb weights and I do use chains on it. My 682 I installed a spring assist, you'll ...

Got the blade hooked up to the 102, so now I'm covered between it and the 982, now we won't get any snow. The 102 or the blade won't win any beauty shows but it's one of my more reliable workhorses that just won't quit. Got the snow removal crew sitting closest to the garage door

Joe, get it right, it was a brownie pan, "BPMP" (brownie pan mulch plug)! Patent pending... :lol: http://www.cubcadetcollectors.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=5304 I built the shed when I had one tractor so I could by a second. Now I have three, with two in the garage and one in the shed, so all ful...

Looks Nice! Did the old gear just wear out....or did you hit a newspaper? Do people still get news papers...... Just wore out. I was using it on the only sizable snow we got last winter and the augers stopped spinning figured shear pins(heavy wet snow). Got it to garage and saw it was in the box. T...

Got the 450 blower mounted on the 982. Put a new brass worm gear in the blower gearbox last year and got the 982 serviced and ready to roll. Got a snow plow for the 102 for small snows, good to go

You would have to modify the tiller mounting bracket as the bolt pattern won't line up on the aluminum rear. I've never seen it done, you also will need the rockshaft and lift bar for the sleeve hitch in order to raise and lower the tiller, and the 582 being hand lift, you'll want spring assist to l...

That carry all hitch is nice, I only have IH cub cadets I assume that would work w mine. Already have a b21 kubota for commercial stuff just thought be nice for the novelty to have a nice cub cadet w a loader. That is a nice option you put on yours for sure

That is a nice loader tractor, a front end loader is on my radar

What model is this pto switch for? I haven't had an issue yet* on getting a pto switch from my local napa. Yes, it is a five terminal switch. I agree these tractors are getting old, I still think parts are readily available. I try to scarf up as many as I can while I'm home and keep the best indoors...

Yup that's the issues I've had on those tractors , usually a faulty ground more often than not. I'm not near my 149, the only wide frame of the 1x9 series I own, but on a 124 the ground is here below the s/g.

I have the belt shield for the deck also just gonna clean it up better wanted to see how well it worked and it's great. The only thing it's lacking is the IH grill emblem, I robbed the hood ornament off a CCC 82 series parts tractor. Picture of the front hubcaps that were on it. They were very rusty...

Well you guys nailed it! The pto switch was good;however, there was a cut in one of the safety wires after going over the entire harness! I ended up hooking the brake safety switch I just jumped it for trouble shooting purposes, should've known it was in that wire. Thank you all for the helpful and ...

Thanks for replies, I mowed a little with it tonight after cleaning up the 44" deck. So pto switch is good. I will check the ignition switch, it is a known good one. I have jumped the seat switch but that shouldn't have anything to do with starting. I just got this tractor for the front hubcaps to g...

Picked up a IH 782 that had been siting out for a couple years. Went all through it took it apart and cleaned it up, needed points , carb, normal stuff.It runs good, no smoke, hydro is good, good smooth power. I have put two solenoids on and I still have to jump the points to get it going, it fires ...

Turned out great!

Ok, got coil returned, it was simply sent with the wrong bracket. Ordered a new one from casegardentractorparts.com as well as the oil filter gasket, thanks Oak. Just got new coil installed correctly today. Now only runs on choke. So figure definitely carb now. Is the emulsion tube I pictured earlie...