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Old 12-21-2012, 11:08 PM
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Glad you got your parts, Cory!
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Old 12-22-2012, 11:09 AM
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Killer job on the O Cory
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Nice job on the Original Cory, you really got after that thing!
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Thanks guys!!! I am pouring my heart and soul into it. I am in the process of trying to get a replacement tag for the engine. We shall see.
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Cory,

Are you going to paint or powder coat it?

Great progress!

I am glade the magneto works. If the housing is cracked, would some JB weld work?

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Cory,

Are you going to paint or powder coat it?

Great progress!

I am glade the magneto works. If the housing is cracked, would some JB weld work?

John
John, I am going to paint it, I don't have the funds for powder coat or the resources to have that done. And It is plastic housing on the magneto so I am going to use some high heat silicone and caulk it up.

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Thanks and good luck with both of your Cubs! I cant imagine having 2 apart and in pieces everywhere. Haha
Here's some pics to see what I went thru. At the time these pics were taken I was still waiting on parts for t he powder coater.

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Duke,

And these are just your spare parts stash?

Nice! Let's see: one from column A and 1 from Column B!

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And these are just your spare parts stash?

Nice! Let's see: one from column A and 1 from Column B!

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John those two O's plus before they were reassembled. They didn't stay in that line rows for very long.
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Duke,

I know! This is your x-mas present. Some assembly required!
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