Rescue Cub in Brazil

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Stephane, In case you don't know, check the throw out bearing to make sure it is full of cheap (low temperature) grease. It is also best to soak it in oil for a few days before installation. A lot of the aftermarket carburetors don't have the float set correctly, so you may also want to check that. May sure you pull the two halves straight apart or you risk breaking the thin idle tube that threads into the carburetor top.
 
Kilgore1948":14h5mef5 said:
I have seen several cubs in my life but never one with no grill. I’m wondering why that one had a solid nose?
I'm not sure I've seen one in that bad of state. I wonder how to repair something like that or do you buy a replacement?
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indy61":1ftoj20x said:
Kilgore1948":1ftoj20x said:
I have seen several cubs in my life but never one with no grill. I’m wondering why that one had a solid nose?
I'm not sure I've seen one in that bad of state. I wonder how to repair something like that or do you buy a replacement?
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Hello. I will restore it.
 
Bob McCarty":2delnk1u said:
Stephane, In case you don't know, check the throw out bearing to make sure it is full of cheap (low temperature) grease. It is also best to soak it in oil for a few days before installation. A lot of the aftermarket carburetors don't have the float set correctly, so you may also want to check that. May sure you pull the two halves straight apart or you risk breaking the thin idle tube that threads into the carburetor top.


Thank you very much per information. Very important in my project. I will obeserve all the details informed by you.
 
Do they not have autolite sparkplugs or the equivalent to those numbered Autolite plugs down there? Or did you just want that brand? I'm guessing nothing must be available there if you bought and shipped them all the way from the US. Also don't take up much space in the box.
 
Stephan looks like you could use some of that thing.
But when you get yours all fixed up you are going to have something to really be proud of.
You are doing a great job.
Keep it up.
 
The tractor and engine were both built and assembled at a large International Harvester factory in Louisville, Kentucky called "Louisville Works"
 
Hello Indy61, thank you per information. I didn´t know where my tractor was built.

Below some pics at Louisville works
 

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