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Old 04-23-2015, 08:35 PM
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never seen a gas powered cart,where is the steering wheel?
Nick if you paid 100,that is a myself price
Lews way of saying you did GOOD. He just won't admit it.
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OK, the 725 was 1961 to 65 I think, had the model 19 briggs in it, 700 was 1959 and 60 and had the model 17. they were nice tractors. bevel gear box seams to be the weak link
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Congrats on the new toys Nick!!
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Cubcadet if you ever need help with anything on that simplicity, go on YouTube and contact ZippoVarga. Super nice dude, Briggs and Stratton guru and the all is/simplicity go to guy. If I have any questions about anything Briggs he is my first contact. Take a look!
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Nice haul Nick did you have to shake the money tree, or was there enough left over from the last harvest?
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never seen a gas powered cart,where is the steering wheel?
Nick if you paid 100,that is a myself price
Lol Lew, I have to install the engine
I paid 50
Woo hoo got it for half a Lew price
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Nice haul Nick did you have to shake the money tree, or was there enough left over from the last harvest?
There was enough left over.
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So I noticed the PO left the spark plug loose and it was rusty and some rust on valve so I removed it with a magnet and soaked with MMO and oil then installed a better plug, then he left out the oil drain plug when he drained oil and some crud was in the threaded hole, so do I have to pull head and pan?
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So I noticed the PO left the spark plug loose and it was rusty and some rust on valve so I removed it with a magnet and soaked with MMO and oil then installed a better plug, then he left out the oil drain plug when he drained oil and some crud was in the threaded hole, so do I have to pull head and pan?
I'd just fill it up with oil, drain it right away, and fill it up again and run for a couple hours than drain, fill, and you should be good.
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Nick,
Nice procurement of toys. And at half a Lew price/half a Benny, score! Branching out from CC's? BTW, I like the chicken, too. We need some more pics of it. Unless that was the seller's house.
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