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Old 05-22-2015, 11:55 PM
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yes but it does have the CCC emblem on it. Thanks Josh and Terry.
Nice score, really clean! Mine doesn't have the CCC decal, front or back. Is the decal early production?
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Yes it is GP 1810,Even has a kohler adjustable carb which I rebuilt today.
Put on some new fuel lines and gave it a paint job and now no more hunting,waiting for the PTO bearing to arrive as the one in it is a howler!
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Yes it is GP 1810,Even has a kohler adjustable carb which I rebuilt today.
Put on some new fuel lines and gave it a paint job and now no more hunting,waiting for the PTO bearing to arrive as the one in it is a howler!
What kind of paint did you use on the carb? It did that once and it started running off like a sad lady's mascara in no time.
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Engine high heat paint I had left over from the BBQ grill
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Engine high heat paint I had left over from the BBQ grill
I used BBQ grill paint on my entire engine and it seems to hold up really well.
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I used BBQ grill paint on my entire engine and it seems to hold up really well.
That's what I had used on the carb, Rustoleum grill paint. It did leak a little though so that's probably why, not gas resistant.
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