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3 - K-321's each has different issue, please help
Happy Easter everyone. I have 3 cub 149s and have been trying to get at least one ready for spring tilling and summer mowing. The first one we got when I was 8 , I'm now 38. The second shortly after and the third I just got a couple weeks ago after trying to get the others running. I need some ad vice on which engine to use. The first always ran great till one day mowing up a hill it started loosing rpm and on the way down it would over rev . Both situations could be compensated for with the throttle. No actual loss of power, I think the governor is broke inside the motor, still ran great otherwise. The second one I've asked about on another thread and got some great responses on what to do with the wallered key way on the crankshaft and basket pulley. I picked up the third hoping it would allow me to slowly work on the other two. It seemed like a great machine until I had a chance to work it with the tiller yesterday. When ever you would start to put a load on it it would make a chirping noise from the motor area. I started inspecting and noticed the head gasket was blown and figured that was the problem. Replaced the gasket and it runs a little better but the chirping is still present . I've spent so much time and more than my allowed budget trying to get a good running 149 . I need some advice. Sorry for such a long post . Just trying to give all info . Wrist pin ? Any help appreciated
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