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My Grandfather's Cub
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johnscub25
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My Grandfather's Cub
CuI'm new to this site and so happy I found it I'm trying to fix my 1949 farmall cub that I inherited from my grandfather he was the original owner and its been sitting for about 5 years now but the bolts that hold the back left side of the rear end together have been sheered off how do I extract the threads any ideas would be appreciated thank you
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Bill Hudson
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77 F-Cub - Red Long Stripe - Circle of Safety: Y
- Location: OH, Madison
Re: Restoration threads
John,
I don't completely understand where your bolts are sheared off, however, I'm more than willing to take a firsthand look. Would be more than willing to give you a hand, if needed. I'm in Madison, so it is not a problem to come and give you a hand. If you are interested, send me a PM and we can make arrangements to meet. I really like MicroFests.
Bill
I don't completely understand where your bolts are sheared off, however, I'm more than willing to take a firsthand look. Would be more than willing to give you a hand, if needed. I'm in Madison, so it is not a problem to come and give you a hand. If you are interested, send me a PM and we can make arrangements to meet. I really like MicroFests.
Bill
Bill
"The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop." Edwin Conklin, biologist
Member of Ohio Chapter #6
"The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop." Edwin Conklin, biologist
Member of Ohio Chapter #6
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johnscub25
- 10+ Years
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Re: My Grandfather's Cub
The bolts are the same ones that hold the rear fender and the rear end its self on the left side if your standing behind looking at the cub and I would love to meet with you but I'll have to make some of my own arrangements before I can set anything with you I would love to get a extra hand on this thank you
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Gary Dotson
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53 Cockshutt 20 restored (Shooter)
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49 Leader "D" (Princess)
49 Leader "D" very rough
48 Leader "D" unrestored
Kubota B6200E
Kubota B6200HST
Kubota B8200HST-D - Circle of Safety: Y
- Location: OH West Mansfield
Re: My Grandfather's Cub
You're apparently referring to the six bolts which mount the left final drive to the transmission case. Situations vary, depending on what caused the failure and so on. By all means, take advantage of Bill's offer to assist you, not only will you get great assistance, you'll make a new, real good friend. Bill's like that! Also, welcome to the forum!
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Stanton
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Re: My Grandfather's Cub
johnscub25 wrote:CuI'm new to this site and so happy I found it I'm trying to fix my 1949 farmall cub that I inherited from my grandfather he was the original owner and its been sitting for about 5 years now but the bolts that hold the back left side of the rear end together have been sheered off how do I extract the threads any ideas would be appreciated thank you
Welcome to the forum! Glad to hear you're starting to work on your Cub (aka, grandfather's Cub). Take advantage of Bill's offer; he's a wealth of knowledge and help.
Also check out this site for valuable info like what to do when you first bring a Cub home:
viewtopic.php?f=145&t=16305
Or do a search on "bolt +extraction":
search.php?keywords=bolt+%2Bextraction
At some point, read through the section on posting pictures, because we ALL like to see pictures:
viewforum.php?f=148
Again, welcome!!
Stanton
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