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06-12-2015, 12:11 PM
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48" Deck Adjustment(s)
Thanks to Sam 'n Lew, my "new" 1641 is runnin' great.
Two items, first the Cub was stored outdoors for over a year. Lots of carb cleaning. On my 2nd (or 3rd fuel filter), seems the tank is really gummed up. Any ideas to clean the tank without removal? I've been adding ethanol cleaner or storage whatever, seems to be working and then burp, filter is in need or replacement. The annoying item, number two, is the 48" deck. Runs great but the two rear wheels leave skid marks in the lawn. I can live with it but, why not a fix. I just reviewed the deck manual and adjusted the wheel pins, three down, front wheels, three up for the rear. Where do most forum members set their deck wheels? I mow the rear yard, 1/2 acre of turf one day, 2nd half front half of the lawn, next day. I like to keep a nice signature cut lawn. Hey, I took an agronomy course at Penn State years ago! Got to exceed all the neighbors expectations. PS. I hate dandelions! Lets go Weed-Be-Gone!
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Tankman '95 CCC 1641 Eastern PA USMC 
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