Farmall Cub

hi dose any one have a pic where the hold down clips for the hand crank go's

See picture:

There are two 10-32 threaded holes in your floor pan, they may have broken screws in them already so you may need to drill them out and retap, the screw length will be 1/4"

thanks GUY what a big help everyone on the forum is

non-prototypical...velcro

BTW Joe, TM sells the pieces:
http://www.tmtractor.com/new/se/864fp.htm

I'd like to order some of those clips from TM for my Cub but, first, where are these battery cables supposed to go? Under the floor board?

Steve Woods wrote:I'd like to order some of those clips from TM for my Cub but, first, where are these battery cables supposed to go? Under the floor board?

Yes.

Cable routed from battery to under platform
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Thanks guys.

This portion of the battery cable and rear light harness, by design, should run along the edge of the instrument panel and pass behind the clutch stop peg. A clip should attach to the open hole in the panel. The clip holds the cables in place and provides some abrasion protection. Here is a picture of the clip. Routing the cable forward of the peg does a pretty good job of keeping it out of harms way without the clip.


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Photo from TM Tractor Parts

Here is what Jim is referring to.



Here it is with the clutch pedal held down for clarity.

I ordered a couple of the hand crank clips from TM while ago but I can't find those battery cable loopety clips in their catalog. They weren't shown with the battery cable stuff anyway?

Steve Woods wrote:I ordered a couple of the hand crank clips from TM while ago but I can't find those battery cable loopety clips in their catalog. They weren't shown with the battery cable stuff anyway?

TM hasn't carried them for a while. Stiener has them for about 10 bucks. If you aren't going for originality you can go to a hardware store or possibly a parts house and get one of these.

Crap! I have the wiring on top too because that's where it was when I started. Never occurred to me that those clips were for the crank!