running cub without the hood on????

[yellercub]

I watched a video or three were someone is running a cub with the hood/gas tank of the tractor. Now I can think of a myriad of ways this could be done,but, is there a tried and true way?

[SONNY]

small engine gas tank and hose and fittings.---that's probably the best way.--I just use a funnel and short hose wired to the side of the engine.---only need to see if it runs o.k. or not.-- will run a long time on a cup of gas. thanks; sonny

[Slim140]

I used an old lawn mower tank and some steel laying around while buttoning Arnold up.

[Bill Hudson]

I used an old lawn mower tank and some steel laying around while buttoning Arnold up.

Needless to say "some steel laying around" takes on a whole new meaning when Shane gets his hands on "some steel laying around."

Bill

[staninlowerAL]

There's probably as many ways to do this as there are forum members. Just remember to factor in the safety of whatever method/device you come up with. GASOLINE IS EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE AND EXPLOSIVE IN THE RIGHT CONDITIONS. Just my 2 cents worth. (You don't want to learn this by experience. Don't ask me how I know.)

[Don McCombs]

My solution...

[Peter Person]

I used an old lawn mower tank and some steel laying around while buttoning Arnold up.

Needless to say "some steel laying around" takes on a whole new meaning when Shane gets his hands on "some steel laying around."

Bill

Agreed!
The same thing happens with Aron.

[Mrblanche]

I use a smallish boat tank. Self priming and all.

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

Pretty crude, but it works.