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Old 06-03-2011, 07:19 PM
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I rebuilt my carb and made it more methanol ready. I have been having problems with needle and seats messing up. I replaces the rubber tipped needle with a full brass one.

I also installed a spring under the float to help put a little pressure on the seat.

Changed the jet for a smaller one. (was running a little rich)

Changed the oil and loaded it in the trailer to get ready for a pull tomorrow.
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Old 06-03-2011, 09:45 PM
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Good luck pullin
Let us know how the upgrades work.
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Good luck pullin
Let us know how the upgrades work.
Ditto...well said, Diz!
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Jenn enjoying her Cub Cadet, and wearing her pink IH cap! She even let me drive her cub this time!



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Allen,
are you wearing a pink hat?
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I drain about to gallons of gas out or my crankcase and cylinders out of my 1810!!!
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You and the Mrs. looking good on the new Cub.
I still think you look more at home on the 100
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Sorry, Lew, pink isn't my color...lol.

Thanks Diz, I feel more at home on the 100.
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Old 06-04-2011, 10:55 PM
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Mowed and gave my son a ride on the 104. Took the head off the 125 and cleaned out the carbon. Moved the 122 to the shed.
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I put the 48" deck on the 123 I had in storage for 2 seasons.Sharpen the blades,these came off without any PB blaster.
I put it away dry so I had no problems getting it going.

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