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Old 09-29-2019, 07:18 AM
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Are you looking to use it for pulling? Or are you going to use it for working?

Good luck with it either way
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Old 09-29-2019, 07:20 AM
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He is the king of Cub Cadet deals!
I'll take yours and his word for it since he doesn't share what he pays.

So who is the King
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FWIW... My son (11) and I like to work on engines and just about anything mechanical. This started when he was about 5 with a 122. I enjoy teaching him how engines work. Diagnosing why things don’t work. In Arizona, Cub Cadets do not come up for sale often, or for cheap. I found this on FB with a complete spare engine
For the (I’m sure I overpaid to most of you) amount of $300. The immediate plan is to evaluate all the mechanicals and determine what direction to take it.
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FWIW... My son (11) and I like to work on engines and just about anything mechanical. This started when he was about 5 with a 122. I enjoy teaching him how engines work. Diagnosing why things don’t work. In Arizona, Cub Cadets do not come up for sale often, or for cheap. I found this on FB with a complete spare engine
For the (I’m sure I overpaid to most of you) amount of $300. The immediate plan is to evaluate all the mechanicals and determine what direction to take it.

I do the same with my son "now 13" . It's great to cultivate the next generation of Cub Cadet guys and gals
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I only share after I sell them.
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It runs well. Appears to have been rebuilt with a .02” over piston. Combustion chamber was relatively clean. The previous owner definitely had some creative solutions
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It runs well. Appears to have been rebuilt with a .02” over piston. Combustion chamber was relatively clean. The previous owner definitely had some creative solutions
Ah yeah.. I call that one the "K&NCOBBLE"
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Looks like a nice project!
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