Rescue Cub in Brazil

The two rims are scrap.

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The right final drive is in good condition.
 

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Well done!!

You are good at welding so you should have little trouble repairing that area where the seat post bolts are. A friend of mine welded in a whole new piece he fabricated. Just need to make it the correct dimensions if you plan to install the tool box.
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He did roughly the same for the instrument panel, that is almost always cracked...you need a good ground here for the electronics.
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Do you have a source for the rims? This is really great watching your progress!!
 
Dale Finch":230ddxn0 said:
Well done!!

You are good at welding so you should have little trouble repairing that area where the seat post bolts are. A friend of mine welded in a whole new piece he fabricated. Just need to make it the correct dimensions if you plan to install the tool box.
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Great Work , Thank you for the informations. help-me a lot in my restoration.
 
All parts disassembled. Now, begin cleaning process. Now I will begin the cleaning process.
 

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Those final drives appear to have been modified. The left and right finals should be exactly the same. Yours has extra mounting holes in it, plus it looks like the implement holes have been enlarged and some studs installed.
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stephanev8brazil":2qlq3b8w said:
Dale Finch":2qlq3b8w said:
Well done!!

You are good at welding so you should have little trouble repairing that area where the seat post bolts are. A friend of mine welded in a whole new piece he fabricated. Just need to make it the correct dimensions if you plan to install the tool box.
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Great Work men. Thank you for the informations. help-me a lot in my restoration.
Woman and man :shock: :roll: . Dale is Female the friend pictured is male. She posted this, Dale Finch, who is a woman.
 
Dale Finch":2el5hovc said:
Those final drives appear to have been modified. The left and right finals should be exactly the same. Yours has extra mounting holes in it, plus it looks like the implement holes have been enlarged and some studs installed.
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One of my finals has some large fine thread studs installed. They look just like those. They have what look like large tapered lug nuts on them to secure whatever you put over those studs.
 
Dale Finch":vqzf6k7g said:
Those final drives appear to have been modified. The left and right finals should be exactly the same. Yours has extra mounting holes in it, plus it looks like the implement holes have been enlarged and some studs installed.
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Thank you by pics of original final drive.

yes. I dont know speaking in english when others make a very bad work in the parts . In Portuguese, we saying " GAMBIARRA" PIG WORK. I will a hard work to solve it.
 
Clemsonfor":2uoonuu9 said:
stephanev8brazil":2uoonuu9 said:
Dale Finch":2uoonuu9 said:
Well done!!

You are good at welding so you should have little trouble repairing that area where the seat post bolts are. A friend of mine welded in a whole new piece he fabricated. Just need to make it the correct dimensions if you plan to install the tool box.
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Great Work men. Thank you for the informations. help-me a lot in my restoration.
Woman and man :shock: :roll: . Dale is Female the friend pictures is male. She posted this, Dale Finch, who is a woman.

Ok. Sorry, Dale is a female. I really admire woman who like and works as mechanics. Here in Brazil, you don´t find mechanical womem. Very difficult.
 
No offense taken! :D
Tractors are generally a man's world, but I happen to love tinkering with them, and admire your efforts. We are probably spoiled here, with the easy availability of replacement parts...new and used!
Your work requires perseverence, inventiveness, resourcefulness...and much talent!!

Sure wish it were easier/cheaper to send parts to you!
 
Jim Becker":3pu73few said:
stephanev8brazil":3pu73few said:
The two rims are scrap.
Save the lugs that are riveted to the rims. You may be able to reuse them if you find some bare rims or rims with wrong lugs.

Yes. Jim. I will save the lugs to use in new rims. All rims in Brazil have wrong lugs.

Thank you .
 
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