Foot Control Hydro Lever for Cub Cadet 149 TLB
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video I show you my newly farbricated foot control hydro lever for my Cub Cadet 149 TLB.
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Awesome job Norman! Simply ingenious.
Thanks!
That's awesome! We collect Cub Cadets ( over 50 of most models)and I have always been intrested in building a loader/backhoe as a retirement project. Thanks fo the info and inspiration!
Simple, and effective! A good recipe for success. Nice job.
I like the design you came up with. not so easy on a narrow frame tractor like I have. Good work.
Nice , I working on a Frame Now for a 129 and will be adding this as well. Next solid tires up front and stronger axle. Later the loaded
fantastic.. but what about an upgrade from the mechanical to an electric pto ?
Good work! So you could use an existing hole in the tractor! Is there a bushing on the other side? Did you use the round "stopper" without the welded on steel plate to lock the pedal from sideway motion? One little bit of criticism : more light! It's difficult to see your great work as it is installed in the tractor. Regards Nils
yes the locking bushing was to prevent side to side motion. yeah I had a light shining in the tractor but I think my camera setting was off. I'm going to see if I can edit it on my software to brighten it up.
Thanks for responding. It's a cub cadet 108 gear-driven model. The clutch only disengages (to select another gear) when the pedal is pushed all the way to the floor. The clutch used to disengage when the pedal was depressed about halfway. I was thinking maybe the clutch is worn. Thanks in advance.
Oh I see what you're saying now. Yes the clutch should disengage half way through the movement, and then the brake comes in on the second half of the movement. I suggest checking your linkage for wear and adjust if necessary. There is a company called Cub Cadet Specialties that carry's Cub cadet specific parts and may have the linkages you need if you have to replace them. Google them and go to their website.
i am also putting a johnson loader on narrow frame hydro. will use your foot control thanks for information will come in handy when using loader ,turning, lifting loader all same time. thank you
Nice solution since it's now his loader/backhoe he doesn't need the mower deck... Unfortunately I need to operate the mower deck. I'd love to see a similar solution that doesn't require removing the deck lift .
Quick, simple and effective. 👍🏻
What does it mean when a cub cadet brake/clutch pedal engages when the pedal is pressed to the floorboard? When it's in this position, the clutch grinds and barely goes into gear. Love the videos man keep it up! Thanks in advance.
Thanks for your message. What model Cub Cadet do you have? If you have a gear driven cub normally when you press the clutch brake down it disengages the clutch, and your transmission should stop all together.
I had that issue, and it ended up being broken clutch springs.
Nice job Norman!
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Thank you for your high quality video
I have never liked the heel toe peddle on hydrostatic drive tractors like kabota and others, I very much prefer the forward and reverse drive peddles side by side.... but in this case it makes a perfect addition to the hand control.. very nice...
I agree with you. The main reason is while running a terrimite backhoe once I almost ran over the boss when my muddy foot slipped forward. Scary as HELL
question when you eliminated the hydro lift how did you block off ports in pump????? and nice job i have a 149 with loader and i have been want to foot control it but didn't want to put hole in frame
Shawm Ray I just looped the ports by connecting a hose between them and tucking it out of the way
Very cool Norman, your the man. The fab man that is. :-)
Do you think this same solution would work on a case/ingersoll 4018? Seems like the same drive setup...
Yes it would work in a similar wayn
Are them pieces something you sell
I have a cub ags 2160. The tractor has a vanguard engine and is in really good shape except, the tractor will not pull like it is supposed to going up a hill. It will only pull in 1st gear under a load. My question is do you know of a swap that I can make better use of the tractor. Could I take a transmission/differential from a 149 and put in the ags 2160?
No, in your situation, swap in the transaxle from a 2185 and you should be good.
That's cool
What kind of tie rod ends did you use or where did you get them. was thinking of doing the same, can make everything just need small tie rod ends like those
I think I got them off of ebay. They are 1/4" tie rod ends
XCELLENT!!!
Norman, you can still run the deck correct?
No since I use the holes for the deck mechanism this machine can no longer mount a deck
How about a 1A tiller?
very clever
Is this available for purchase? I don't have the skill to build one.
No he does not sell any of his creations but I do special build tractors to your needs for a lrice6
Learn the skills.
Would this work on a narrow frame 125?
Yes the same idea would work for the narrow frames.
Can I order these parts?
I want to do that but I need the rock shaft for my mower deck.
Yea then it gets a little trickier you can drill big holes just forward of the rock shaft but alignment gets tricky