Posted by jeffcat on April 27, 2015 at 21:25:43 from (73.197.157.130):
Well I got her running! There is nothing like fixing a carb. with three years of crud and gas leftovers in it! Made a little gas tank that I screwed in to the carb for now. Any who...I am a pretty big guy and a CUB is just a bit on the petite side. My 1977 has the delux two piece seat, Just a little smaller than what would be on a 330U tractor. The two standing brackets are dead center of the seat frame. Would it be advised to drill another set of holes and move the seat back about 2 inches or maybe just a little less? I do not have my knees up under my chin but it aint to far from it. I also think it would be a good idea to buy one of those "steps" that the guy sells on fleabay. Bolt to the right rear housing where the reverse drawbar goes. Looks nice and I don't want to go mountain climbing every time We go for a ride! I just LOVE the sound of these little tractors!!!! They sound like a little gas powered sewing machine. Purr-purr-purr!!!
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