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My advice would be to consider what you are going to cut , what size wood and then find the right size saw , I had a small Husky and a big Husky , sold the small one thinking the big one could do it all , now the big one is a bit cumbersome heavy and awkward to use in some situations I want the...

Go to the Cub Cadet website they did have manuals available

Make a cling wrap tube to take the oil away

Well the only 2 things I can think of is the 3 of us are damm good looking or wealthy , nothing else computes Or as an after-thought "Virgos" Hey Mark , my picture shows the date I joined as Sep 8,2024 which would be the Sep7, 2024 in your country Go for the new dipstick that way nothing can...

My joining date shows as 8/9/2024 , AutoDocs shows as 7/9/2024

Cannot help you regarding the joining dates unless it is just a major coincidence But I must point out we are half a world away me in the greatest country on Earth and Auto Doc is in America Also there is one day different but as you are a day behind us that makes it two days

If it peels and goes into the trans will it cause any problems ? , or just buy a new one I am guessing the cost of the Permatex is roundabout the same as a new dipstick

Forget the tape , spend a couple of bucks now or a heap when the tape falls into the trans Remember there are 2 lengths for this dip stick so get the right one

If it is like my Cub it resets after 5 hours run-time

Or the paint has faded a bit more

Get yourself a Pantone Colour book and then you can match what you have with what you want

You cannot go wrong with a second opinion , what does the other half think about your dilemma

Do not change let the grass just enjoy itself

You keep your GT2544 in good nick

Yep , that is a belt retaining spring it is supposed to be pointing upward not down It is designed to stop belt from jumping off the 90 degree pulley between PTO and 90 degree pulley Get a parts manual and it will show you where it should be positioned

3 gallons of Grass , wow thats a measurement I have never heard before

Not knowing a 5252 , but I will ask does it have drive barrels at either end of driveshaft , round soft little things that look like 1/2inch kegs If yes replace the lot

Do you have the manual for the belt routing ? If not go to Only Cub Cadets and download it Also include the model Number in your posts it does help a little bit Thats a good starting point

Shut it down at half throttle , thats what the book says

Sounds good but there is a better one , that will drag out the trolls

As far as I know most small engines in this type of application hover around 3600rpm so it is no big deal

Looks like something that shielded a ribbed hose maybe

Is the side-panel mounted correctly at the 2 front mounting points and the rear top mounting point Or get a manual which will show you the correct mounting

I like option 3 but I would use a new dowel and mark it when testing the amount of fuel

But is not the one with 18 rivets the replacement one , what about the original off the machine Or Read this thread https://www.lawnmowerforum.com/threads/bad-boy-idler-pulleys.79827/

What a lot of blokes have done with shot bearings in idler pulleys is to drill out the welds , install new premium quality (Timken etc) bearings and then bolt the 2 halves back together using a nyloc nut Works a treat

Make your own dip-stick like they do in garages to assess the amount of petrol in the tank

Are you wiping a bit of oil around the seal on the filter , that assists in sealing and seating said filter and of course wipe the filter seat on the transmission

Also Hillbilly pre-fill the oil filter before putting it on

Hey StarTech , good help and advice is hard to find , he should be appreciative of your time and effort

If you have them out go to a plumbers supply company , you will most probably get the same thing for a greatly reduced price

Do not have an old mower , but I have an old broom it has had 3 new heads and 2 new handles , It is a great old broom

Laughed when I read your question , in Australia DIPSTICK is a derogoratory term for someone who is a sandwich short of a picnic or not the sharpest pencil in the case Also of course something to check the oil with

The Auto-shop has pretty much what I need , except Hydro filter always run genuine on that My oil filter is a Toyota crossover Go on a comparison site and check what you have against what is comparible

I have used 25/1 for many years without a problem , had a few experts tell me I would be working in a smoke cloud , they were WRONG Just have a look at the small quantity of oil involved and think about how could it lubricate some 2 stroke running at 12000 rpm Thats why 25/1 is my go to

How about we put in some paragraphs to make the story easier to read

Easy answer , do not use it , most manufacturers are OK with 10% but even that I personally would not use

Get your self a parts manual (download) that will show you what comes off , the rattle may be something behind the plastic shield at the rear of the motor easy off and check Give the engine a good blow over with a garden blower that will remove a fair amount of rubbish

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Victa is a very large company founded in Australia , for parts etc that would be the best place to look

Mate , this site is in the USA so they will not be able to be "Victa" specific , however B&S bought "Victa" a few years back so engine help may be possible What part of Australia are you in

Keep going they were a good little mower , I had one for about 12 years , 15 hp Kohler , 42" deck Traded it for a GT2550

Should have gone to "Specsavers"

They are not looking for a fault , they are looking for an excuse to get out of fixing it Get onto Consumer affairs pronto

Once you get part number go to a print shop and get a copy

This question is on the Cub Cadet forum

Go to the Cub Cadet forum and you can download all the manuals you need

Take your bits and pieces to a bearing retailer and they may be able to fix you up

Sounds a bit like you have some bare wires touching

It could have a filter on the end of the pick up line in the tank , if so get a piece of wire hook on the pick up line and gently ease it over to the fill cap They are pretty average in performance , either buy a new one or reverse blow that one out