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Old 12-20-2016, 11:25 PM
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Default My 1st Cubs - 682 & 782

Hey guys, I got these in a trade recently and they're my first cub cadets. I've been a mechanic for years and have tinkered with garden tractors in the past, but never any cubs.

The 782 runs (pretty well actually), but has a TON of blow-by......

I haven't gotten around to getting the 682 running yet.
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What engine is in the 782?
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What engine is in the 782?
Thanks, It's a 17 HP KT Series II
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The 7 is nice. The 6 is rough. Looks like a frog.....

Maybe the engine in it is good...


How do you know it has blow-by? Vent should go into the air filter. Maybe the reed valve is broken.....
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Old 12-20-2016, 11:55 PM
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The 7 is nice. The 6 is rough. Looks like a frog.....

Maybe the engine in it is good...


How do you know it has blow-by? Vent should go into the air filter. Maybe the reed valve is broken.....
According to the guy I got them from... the engine in the 6 is good, time will tell I suppose.

On the 7, I took the oil cap off while it was running..... it nearly got blown out of my hand as the last thread came off.... it's bad lol.... It has nearly as much air puffing out of the oil fill as it does coming out of the exhaust pipe. I'm actually surprised at how smooth and "normal" it runs considering.......

Otherwise the 7 is in good shape for it's age.... straight sheet metal, everything works well (hydro lift, pto, trans, etc), and it's all complete.
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Ok.... well.. that's normal. You can't pull the oil cap off a non PCV engine and not expect that to happen. Completely normal. I'm sure it's fine.
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