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Old 04-10-2013, 10:02 PM
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Yes that spring supplies the pressure and yes that clutch is aluminum that is not a kid friendly clutch set up either. If you want your grandson to drive it you'll have to lose the red spring and get a Kevlar disc to replace the aluminum one.

And Donny he is in Northern Illinois. So I am closer!
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o well, I don't need it anyway, will be leaving in the morning to pick it just kidding
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If it ever STOPS raining, i would love to get it out and clean it up and get it started.



Looks like whoever built it put some time into it. There are small "suitcase" weights that are removable. There is room for 5 on the back. You can see one setting on the floor between the wheelie bars..



There are more hangers in front of the rear tires...


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Yeah someone spent alot of time doing things right on it. It's a nice looking machine.
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I have one question, did the man of the house sell this or the women
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I have one question, did the man of the house sell this or the women
LOL I was thinking the same thing Donny!
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I have one question, did the man of the house sell this or the women
Too funny...The man did sell it..

btw, not as cool, but i also bought this GT2186 from him...



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Too funny...The man did sell it..

btw, not as cool, but i also bought this GT2186 from him...
That's a nice cub too!
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I've been trying to ID the engine. The only markings I see above the crank is what looks like "D 5" cast in the block.
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I've been trying to ID the engine. The only markings I see above the crank is what looks like "D 5" cast in the block.
I can tell by looking at the head its a 10 to 14hp with a new style head with the plug over the exhaust valve. You could pull the head and measure the piston to know for sure.

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