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10-03-2016, 06:04 PM
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782 rebuild...it begins....
Picked this one up for parts for another project, but have decided i'm just going to tear into it and see if I can get her back in top shape.
Has (had lol) the dreaded KT-17 with a broken rod, hoping to find a good M18 to put in her when the time comes. Also, the original 782 rear end & pump were pulled so I swapped in a ported 1450/1650 rear into it. Not sure how well it will work though.... photo 2.jpg photo 1.jpg 
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10-03-2016, 06:35 PM
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As a suggestion, I would look for a different engine. The KT's and Mag's are the same engine with different ignition systems. Parts are getting scarce and so are "good" running engines with low hours. I'd look at a CH Kohler or a Vanguard from a donor tractor. Good luck! 
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10-04-2016, 06:19 PM
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got a bit farther today.
this won't be a hurry and get it done ordeal, it's something to keep me busy here and there during slow times at the auto shop i work at. photo (1).jpg
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Cubs: 1961 "O" #6580 (project), 1250 (project) Other Brands: Lots  Not real partial to any certain brand, as long as it catches my eye I like it
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10-08-2016, 10:49 PM
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Almost totally stripped down.
haven't figured out how to get the pedal linkages apart and out as of yet though, so may leave them attached. Hope it won't effect painting it too much. photo (1).jpg
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Cubs: 1961 "O" #6580 (project), 1250 (project) Other Brands: Lots Not real partial to any certain brand, as long as it catches my eye I like it
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