Cub Cadet 149 Hydrostatic Service Manual

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Cub Cadet 149 Hydrostatic Service Manual

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How do you get the hydro lever off. I found a small set screw under the lever but it isn't coming off. In the parts book it said that setscrew was a 1/4-20 but the one I took out looks like a #6 or #8? I had a lot of pressure on it driving a wedge under it and it move about a 1/4'. I have the old style lever. I had read that they were a problem. This hydro is very jerky and I want to look at the linkage ans understand the setting so I wanted to remove the console but that lever won't let me get it off. Thanks for any help.

Cub Cadet 149 Hydrostatic Service Manual Transmission

I got the steering wheel off. With the dished wheels you can't get a good hit on the nut after you loosen it so I went and bought a 4' 5/8' FT bolt and used a full nut. It came right off with the big hammer.

Cub Cadet 149 Hydrostatic Fluid

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Cub Cadet Hydrostatic Drive Problems

I just recently became owner of a Cub Cadet 129 Hydrostatic with 48-inch(I think) mower-deck.
I looked at several parts breakdowns at a popular Cub Cadet parts site (the name slips my memory), but none of the exploded diagrams were an exact match to the unit I have.
What is different about mine from those pictured is that, down low on the bottom-right-front of the frame, poking through a slot in the frame, is a notched metal push-lever that, when pushed in until the notch engages, releases tension on the right-side blade-belt-pulley.
Also, instead of the pictured double belt tension adjusters, one each side, on mine, a spring tensions the right-side and a J-bolt pokes through the front-left-side frame, with adjusting nut.
The engine is KOHLER.
The starter and generator are one and the same.
There is a serial-number on a plate located on the left-side of the frame, but I have as yet not had pen, paper, and spectacles all at hand to record it.
A few questions :
1. I would like an owners manual, preferably a factory service manual, for my particular machine; where might I obtain such ??
I especially need to know such things as belt lengths and whether A or B belts, plus oil and fluid capacities and what fluids are recommended.
2. Also, the right side of the deck rides about an inch higher than the left; is there an adjusting screw/bolt that will correct this ??
3. Located on the main drive-shaft, just ahead of the seat, is a plastic fan that has only one blade remaining; how important is this fan ??
4. Considering the information thus given, approximately what year was this machine built ??
I will attempt to read and note the serial-number at the soonest convenience.
Many thanks.