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    Super dexta lift pump

    Having trouble getting good lift pump. First one diaphragm not working. Second one housing cracked. Ideas? thanks Frank
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    Cub shifter stuck

    Appreciate all info, thanks
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    Cub shifter stuck

    Thank you
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    Cub shifter stuck

    Thank you, sounds like good plan. Will do
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    Cub shifter stuck

    Took cover off and rusty. What would best to put in there get rid of? Thanks again
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    Cub shifter stuck

    Thanks for info. It’s stuck won’t move at all. I get cover off will post pics.
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    Cub shifter stuck

    cub haven’t messed with for while, shifter stuck. Anyone had this issue? Any info would be welcome
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    58 CUB WIRING

    WIRING WAS HANGING WHEN I GOT TRACTOR.IT HAD BEEN HALF WAY TORN APART--BAD CRANK.NOW FIXED CRANK,ROD,GENERATOR,REGULATOR,NEW 6V BATTERY--NEED TO WIRE PROPERLY.HAVE LOOKED AT MY OWNERS MANUAL AND ANOTHER SOURCE AND NOT SURE. THANK YOU FOR HELP, TOMATO FRANK
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    SUPER DEXTA HARD STEERING

    THANK YOU BOB.I WILL TRY THAT AS SOON AS THE TEMP WARM UP A BIT. TOMATO FRANK
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    SUPER DEXTA HARD STEERING

    HELLO ALL- I HAVE MY GRANDPA"S 1963 SUPER DEXTA AND THE STEERING HAS GOTTEN GRADUALLY WORSE.I KNOW THAT SOMEBODY CAN GIVE ME SOME ADVISE.THANK YOU IN ADVANCE TOMATO FRANK
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    converting cub to 12 volt

    HELLO GUYS, I'VE A CUB THAT HAD A BAD ROD JOURNAL,I HAD THE CRANKSHAFT MACHINED AND REPLACED A CON-ROD.I BOUGHT IT AS A BASKET CASE SO IT WAS MOSTLY APART.I WOULD LIKE TO CONVERT IT TO 12V.I THINK IT WAS A 6V POSITIVE GROUND,NOT SURE.IT IS A 58-59 MODEL.THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP,SUGGESTIONS...
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    560 rod bearings

    HELLO- NO LUCK,START LOOKING FOR ANOTHER CRANK. TOMATO FRANK
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    560 rod bearings

    HELLO-I WORK AT A MACHINE SHOP AND WE GRIND CRANKS,DO BLOCKS,HEADS,RODS,ETC.I WILL GLADLY CHECK MY SOURCES.I'LL GET BACK SOON. TOMATO FRANK
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    Farmall A rod bearings

    I WOULD BET IT IS STD.THE 002US MAKES YOU THINK IT IS .002" UNDERSIZED BUT WITH NO DECIMAL POINT AND BEING LISTED WITH THE IH PART #356306-R1,AND THE 9 70 USUALLY MEANS PRODUCTION DATE 9TH MONTH OF 1970.TAKE TO A MACHINE SHOP AND HAVE THEM VERIFY SIZE.GRIND IF NEEDED.IN MY OPINION ALIGN BORING...
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    Cub Engine Knock

    hello,it just so happens i just took pistons and rods out of a cub last week.the guy i got it from said about the same thing,except he thought #1 was the problem.well #3 rod was blue and the crank journal was wiped out.i would check them all.i will grind crank if possible or replace,as far as...
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