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09-07-2010, 10:03 PM
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Cub Cadet Model 123 rebuild
Hey guys, I posted a new video of my rebuild project. From here on out, I'll post my videos in this thread so you don't have to search forever for it if you're interested in watching them and you can just check this thread out. All I did this time was remove the gas tank, remove the muffler, and then I put the tank back on so I could run it without the muffler to see if I could still hear the knock...unfortunately I do, so it must be in the engine. I also have a little smoke, so I can't wait to open the engine up, hopefully I have to rebuild the engine :-) (I know it sounds like I'm kidding, but the whole reason I bought the tractor was to learn, so what better way to learn then rebuilding the engine?!) But here is the link if anyone is interested. I'll also link it in my blog if anyone wants to check that out, the link is in my sig.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHJ-H0mDzUE Also have a quick question. I lost a bid on ebay for the fuel sediment bowl, but I was thinking, is that what I really should get? Or should I just get the same type of shut off I have now and put an inline fuel filter on it? 
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