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09-29-2012, 06:31 AM
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Can I tow my 2082??? HELP?
My 2082 SGT with the Honda repower from Small Engine Warehouse is dead in the water. I've got a guy from the local Honda Engines shop coming to pick it up next week, but I need to know if it can be towed at all? I don't see a release anywhere - do the valves have an automatic release built in?
When I called and described the issue and what I had already tried to resolve it, the guy said "was this repower a kit from Small Engine Warehouse?" I have dealt with Small Engine Warehouse on several occations and I am not really pleased with the service that they offer there. Let me know gang, thanks, Ross
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1991 Cub 2082 - 24hp Honda repower w/ 60" Haban deck. It's been begging me to learn how to plow the every expanding garden. 1984 Troy-Bilt 8hp Professional Horse PTO with fewer hours than my wifes new hair drier. Also came with PTO chipper/shredder. 
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09-29-2012, 06:35 AM
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09-29-2012, 09:04 AM
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Ross
I once towed my 129 a 1/4 mile, still running as good as new. Oh and our driver pulls old Cubs all the time out of back yards, but he has only pulled one out of the water, just so happened to be a snapper!
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09-29-2012, 06:12 PM
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Keep us posted.....and I'd like to know more about how/why he asked if it was a repower kit from SEW? I've always been a little curious about why they seem to have carried Honda repowers for some time, but now only offer the vanguards.
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09-29-2012, 07:42 PM
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Any idea what the issue is with the Honda? I have a SEW 20HP in a JD and it runs awesome.
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2264 with 54 GT deck 1641 AKA Black Jack with a 402-E Haban Sickle bar mower JD317 dump truck BX2670 with FEL
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09-30-2012, 08:06 AM
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At this point the issue with the Honda seems to be electrical - it keeps blowing a diode since I replaced the battery. The tractor was hard starting usually, but the battery died and wouldn't take a charge after sitting for two months during our drought. After I replaced the battery it ran great for a while, I shut the tractor off to say hello to my wife when she got home from work and when I went to start it back up it was hard starting. One more time around the yard and it stopped dead, not stalling out - off all at once. When I tried to start it again it blew the diode.
What the guy at the service shop told me was that SEW sell good engines, but that some of their kits aren't really thought out well or proven and it is usually the electrical side of things that they mess up. I've mentioned on here before how hot my engine runs (melting the hoods) and MattG explained how the original engine would have had a lot of baffles and gaurds to force the air where it needed to be for cooling. Perhaps my electrical issue is actually caused by a heat issue. I'll let you all know when I find out. Later, Ross
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1991 Cub 2082 - 24hp Honda repower w/ 60" Haban deck. It's been begging me to learn how to plow the every expanding garden. 1984 Troy-Bilt 8hp Professional Horse PTO with fewer hours than my wifes new hair drier. Also came with PTO chipper/shredder.
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