Cub cadet 106, sat many years let's see if there's any life left in this old tractor.
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- this Cub cadet belongs to a friend of my wife. it's been in their family for a very long time. years ago it stopped running and then sat in a garage. about a week ago I aired up the tires and brought it to my home to work on it. the owner said she wants it to run and mow again so her son can use it. let's dive in and see what kind of shape this old tractor is in and if there's any life left in it. thank you for watching and God bless you.
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Thanks for the entertaining video Greg. Looking forward to seeing you tame this yellow dinosaur! Have a great week!
Shorty thank you. Really hoping it comes out that way. Thank you for watching. God bless
Greg's Mowers and more. Your welcome Greg. When I was growing up we helped one another out. Sadly it isn't that way anymore we need to get back to that. I hope that will help you out. Thanks for the videos
Albert you have no idea what that means to me. I certainly appreciate it and it'll definitely get used and come in handy. Thank you for being a stand up guy. Your very right there's not many left. God bless .
@@gregsmowersandmore5878 Thank's. Iam really glad I found you channel l think it wa ment to be. God Bless and have a good evening
Happy 4th July this my dad had cub cadet great little tractor
Happy fourth to you and your dad! So thankful I was able to bring back some memories. Thank you for watchingm God bless
First and happy Sunday God bless! 😊 also that’s a nice yellow ride along mower!
Good morning and happy Sunday to you as well time. Yes it's pretty decent for its age just needs alot of love and attention. Thank you for watching. God bless..
That International Harvester tractor are good tractors, I had a 1966 model 102 that is still going around, very easy to work on, it had/ has a glass bowl where you can see the gasoline, of course you could get differentve1uipment like a bulldozer front to remove dirt, snow lights front & back among many other equipment.
Enrique they can be very good machines and versatile there's no doubt. Most everyone I see is abused and totally worn out. I'm thankful you enjoyed the video thank you for watching and God bless
Great video again Greg
Thank you sir. Appreciate you watching. God bless
Hi Greg, good job battling with the yellow poop machine.. Hope you had a nice hot shower as soon as you'd finished !!. Lookin forward to part2, part3, part4...lol
Thanks simon, it most certainly is the yellow poop machine 😂 I ordered the new head gasket yesterday and got my valve compound ready so they're will most definitely be a part two..thank you for watching. Hope all is well and blessed with you across the pond. Thank you for watching. God bless.
Hi Greg I just wanted to reach out and ask you if you tried that nail balancing the blade trick If the connecting rod did break and there’s no internal damage on the block replace the connecting rod as well worth it
Steve I haven't tried it yet but I will. Haven't done any work on blades yet. Thankfully the Kohler rod was intact, exhaust valve was rusted and the firing ring for the head gasket was bad. It looks like it ran real hot the last time it ran. I'm hoping it's salvageable. Thank you for watching God bless.
I have been working on lawn equipment for over 65 years- I love working on the old stuff. They made things to last- unlike now. the equipment they make now- most of it is trash
Army I have to agree with you there. There's a reason you see so many cast iron k series Kohler engines still running today they definitely made things simpler and to last. The new ones with their thin metal and aluminum engines won't last near as long. Thank you for watching and God bless.
29:01 to 29:21 - BWAHAHAHAHAHA
Lol you know it was a excellent burrito when it makes you feel like that after. Glad you got a kick out of that. Thank you for watching and God bless.
You don't know any thing about engine ,s first you said the rod was broken. Then you said the exhaust valve was stuck ,Then you had another burrito
Mike lol 🤣 your comment just made me laugh so hard. I said it may have a broken rod or it may have a stuck exhaust valve I couldn't tell until I got the head off because I couldn't see the piston through the plug hole. It did have a stuck exhaust valve once I got the head off and it was pretty evident that the engine had been overheated. I didn't go get another burrito was just suffering from the effects of the same one lol 🤣 I definitely don't claim to be a master engine guru but I know enough to get by and help people out. If you know more than I do how about you share some of your knowledge with me because I'd definitely appreciate it. Always willing to listen and learn.thank you for watching . Hope you have a blessed day. God bless.