mkirsch said: (quoted from post at 07:08:56 02/21/08)
One thing here: Are you sure you don't have a CUB? A Cub would have a dipstick. A Cub's filter housing would be "factory welded" to the engine block. A Cub would have a hydraulic block under the gas tank. A Cub wouldn't have the serial number plate under the seat.
Someone who is new to tractors and engine maintenance may easily mistake a Cub for a Super A.
A Cub is much smaller.
A Cub has a one-piece hood and gas tank.
A Cub has only one hydraulic lever.
A Cub has the battery under the seat.
A Cub's serial tag is on the right front corner of the tractor, below the radiator.
u are 3/5 but it has 2 hydralic levers ( one in the front plows and 2nd back plows) the battery is behind the gas tank
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