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- KYMike
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Enter Jim Becker's part numbers here http://casetractorparts.com/mivastore/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=W&Category_Code=CP
No it should not sound like that. Your spindle was loose.
No it should not sound like that. Your spindle was loose.
Young man for work, old man for advice
- KYMike
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Per Jim's suggestion I got out the ole Tesoro metal detector and wouldn't you know I found all but one spring and pin from the overrunning clutch spread out over 1000 square feet of orchard grass! Here's a pic of my findings (plus other stuff):
I'm wondering since I couldn't find the fouth set (spring & pin) if that wasn't left out from some previous repair. Would it function with only three sets?
Anyway, I recovered the three spring and pin sets, the cap (whew!) and even the sheared head off the 3/8's bolt! I kinda hate to see what the minimum order from Case IH is since I only need the one set. Now its time to try and extract the bolt from the spindle.
Mike
I'm wondering since I couldn't find the fouth set (spring & pin) if that wasn't left out from some previous repair. Would it function with only three sets?
Anyway, I recovered the three spring and pin sets, the cap (whew!) and even the sheared head off the 3/8's bolt! I kinda hate to see what the minimum order from Case IH is since I only need the one set. Now its time to try and extract the bolt from the spindle.
Mike
'53 Cub - You can make a small fortune in farming, provided you start with a large one.
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Call one of these dealers
1. "J. & J. SALES, INC."
1311 WEST MAIN STREET
GLASGOW, KY 42141
Phone:(270)651-5480 Fax:(270)651-3845
2. "SHRUM, BOBBY DBA SHRUM FEED AND FARM SUP"
852 HWY 52 EAST BYPASS
P.O. BOX 260
LAFAYETTE, TN 37083
Phone:(615)666-4037 Fax:(615)666-4038
3. "AGRI-POWER, INC."
1700 NASHVILLE ROAD
RUSSELLVILLE, KY 42276
Phone:(270)726-4545 Fax:(270)726-3841
Email:sales@hragripower.com
http://www.hragripower.com/landingpage.htm
4. "JACOBI SALES, INC."
203 PETERSON DRIVE
ELIZABETHTOWN, KY 42701
Phone:(270)765-2500 Fax:(270)737-4436
5. "MCHENRY TRACTOR CO., INC."
1402 DICKERSON ROAD
NASHVILLE, TN 37207
Phone:(615)227-8291 Fax:(615)226-7689
1. "J. & J. SALES, INC."
1311 WEST MAIN STREET
GLASGOW, KY 42141
Phone:(270)651-5480 Fax:(270)651-3845
2. "SHRUM, BOBBY DBA SHRUM FEED AND FARM SUP"
852 HWY 52 EAST BYPASS
P.O. BOX 260
LAFAYETTE, TN 37083
Phone:(615)666-4037 Fax:(615)666-4038
3. "AGRI-POWER, INC."
1700 NASHVILLE ROAD
RUSSELLVILLE, KY 42276
Phone:(270)726-4545 Fax:(270)726-3841
Email:sales@hragripower.com
http://www.hragripower.com/landingpage.htm
4. "JACOBI SALES, INC."
203 PETERSON DRIVE
ELIZABETHTOWN, KY 42701
Phone:(270)765-2500 Fax:(270)737-4436
5. "MCHENRY TRACTOR CO., INC."
1402 DICKERSON ROAD
NASHVILLE, TN 37207
Phone:(615)227-8291 Fax:(615)226-7689
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Jim,
I tried the dealer in Glasgow (25 minutes from here) and the guy said they had nothing for Farmall Cubs (I think he was on the way to lunch), so I'll give the others a call tomorrow. You're a dream, buddy. Thanks for all the help.
Mike
I tried the dealer in Glasgow (25 minutes from here) and the guy said they had nothing for Farmall Cubs (I think he was on the way to lunch), so I'll give the others a call tomorrow. You're a dream, buddy. Thanks for all the help.
Mike
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- Jim Hudson
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Use Columbia Tractor
http://www.tm-tractor.com/gaskets.htm
By the way that's my Cub on his home page.
http://www.tm-tractor.com/gaskets.htm
By the way that's my Cub on his home page.
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- KYMike
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John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:Probably would work with only 3 sets, but wouldn't be as strong, and could cause damage over the long run.
John, do you think that would also cause the overrunning clutch to skip around the spindle causing some pretty loud noise?
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Mike, Your picture looks like my IH Danco C2. I, also, had to replace the bolt you're referring to. I tried to use extractors, absolutely no help. I ended up getting my son-in-law to weld a nut on top off the remainder and got it out that way. One of the first things I had to work on was the mower deck when I got my Cub earlier this year. I only had to replace two of the springs, but I did have to have a new shaft. Thanks to the forum and Rudi's info I got through it ok. Quite an experience for a city slicker turned country bumpkin. Good luck with yours. Bob
Bob Hawley
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Hi Bob,
I'm going to try an extractor today and see if I can budge it. If not then we do have a welder here so I'll try the nut trick.
Jim mentioned that I might of had a loose spindle that was causing all the racket before it went. Not sure how to tighten one so more than likly I'll end up with a new one like you. Where and how much do those go for?
Mike
I'm going to try an extractor today and see if I can budge it. If not then we do have a welder here so I'll try the nut trick.
Jim mentioned that I might of had a loose spindle that was causing all the racket before it went. Not sure how to tighten one so more than likly I'll end up with a new one like you. Where and how much do those go for?
Mike
'53 Cub - You can make a small fortune in farming, provided you start with a large one.
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