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Old 12-30-2014, 08:02 PM
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Glad to see you doing what needs to be done. That should be a happy 2182.
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Your post #47 the intake hose looks like both of my 2182's
Your post #48 Yep Kubota is proud of the spark plug wires, I may try Moroso wires.
Your post #49 +50 those are vent hose's, no idea why they do that
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Your post #47 the intake hose looks like both of my 2182's
Your post #48 Yep Kubota is proud of the spark plug wires, I may try Moroso wires.
Your post #49 +50 those are vent hose's, no idea why they do that
Thanks for the answers, so the one vent hose goes nowhere? And the other hooks up to that tube?

Also what about the rotor? Are they typically seized?
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Old 12-31-2014, 08:58 AM
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The rotor is just pushed onto the shaft but they stick pretty good.

One of those vent hose's #12 is connected to a tube #13 behind the flywheel the other hose #11 just aims down behind the carb under that shield.
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The rotor is just pushed onto the shaft but they stick pretty good.

One of those vent hose's #12 is connected to a tube #13 behind the flywheel the other hose #11 just aims down behind the carb under that shield.
Thanks Sam that really helps.
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Old 12-31-2014, 03:17 PM
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Just ordered plug wires. $100 shipped. Wow that stings.
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Just ordered plug wires. $100 shipped. Wow that stings.
Good grief.

You know you can just buy a 4 cyl universal set from a parts store and make them right? http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...et+-+universal

I'd cancel that order and save you $$ for something else that's actually worth that kind of $$.
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Good grief.

You know you can just buy a 4 cyl universal set from a parts store and make them right? http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/de...et+-+universal

I'd cancel that order and save you $$ for something else that's actually worth that kind of $$.
I hear you, I bought a napa universal set just a few days ago but when you compare them to the originals the originals are way way heavier. I did a test on them with an ohmmeter and some of the originals were shot. I figure I'll buy it once and be done for years.
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Just for kicks I called my local Bota dealer This is his pricing.
Cub Cadet KB-12691-67510 $35.81
Wire Assy, Center
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Cub Cadet KB-12691-67520 $29.85
Wire Assy, Plug 1
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Cub Cadet KB-12691-67530 $32.21
Wire Assy, Plug 2
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Cub Cadet KB-12691-67540 $32.21
Wire Assy, Plug 3

Total $130.08

I'll buy some wire, the crimp tool, the ends and make my own.
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I figure I'll buy it once and be done for years.
The $11 wires will last just as long. I'm more than sure on that. The 'bota wires aren't heavier, they are just made with different material and have Japanese writing on them.

Even if they don't last as long, you can buy 10 sets for what you just paid. If each set lasts 5 years..... that's 50 years from now. Oh well, it's your money.
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