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Old 01-21-2015, 07:20 PM
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Just a FYI member Andy2182 is working on making side panels for the 2182's and 1782's.
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Old 01-21-2015, 07:37 PM
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Sam, is there a thread to Andy's project panels, or is it on the DL?
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Old 01-21-2015, 07:47 PM
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No thread that I know of. He was telling me about it over the phone. Shoot him a PM.
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Tacosteelersman, seeing how it looks like the coolant jug is blown out, I would check the freezing point on the antifreeze before it blows a hole in the block. Also who knows how long overdue the engine oil and hydro fluid is.
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I agree. The plan will be full service including thermostat, all fluids, all filters (air, fuel, oil, n hydro) new fuel lines, clean gas tank n replace grommets, plugs, cap n rotor, find cheaper plug wires than 50$ each. Hope to get it running good, then warm it up and adjust valves. But only after a compression test and carb cleaning with gaskets. Also exhaust manifold gasket.
Anything I missed?
Since I'm away from home for 2 weeks I'm gonna get everything ordered. I went to parts tree n got almost all the KB #s I need.
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Old 01-22-2015, 06:38 AM
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Mike Lamar is making me 2 sets of spark plug wires for my 2182's. As soon as I get them I'll let you guys know how they fit.

Is it just me or do we seem to be having a run on 2182's lately?
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.....find cheaper plug wires than 50$ each. ????????????????
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Great project....bringing the 2182 back from near death! I think you will find that you have what many consider the best gas engine powered Cub Super ever made.
Sam has long touted the 2182 as a great machine. People have taken note and are joining the ranks of 2182 owners.
Like Sam said, seems to be a run on them lately. I think the secret is out, the 2182 will be just as sought after as the diesel Cubs.
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.....find cheaper plug wires than 50$ each. ????????????????
Yes the goin price on the Kubota wires is 50$ a wire, and if I'm not mistaken ya need 4 wires which includes one to the coil.

I kinda wonder about production numbers on the 2182s being a lot higher than the other supers, I have seen many on CL for sale.
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why dont you just make your own wires??? i use taylor, and have used accell wires in the past but everyone sells a kit now days, and youll have parts forever if you use them 1-2-and 3 at a time!! unless im missing something, but mine all run good..??
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