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I've been working on the diesel today. Got the both the engine oil and tranny oil drained and filters changed along with pulling the valve cover to adjust the loose rocker arms. Man whoever designed the aluminum tranny for these cubs should be shot. It is terrible trying to put new oil in these things. I am stuck trying to fill it through the dip stick tube which at this rate is going to take me hours. Does anybody know of a better way to put oil in these things, there's got to be a better way.
It's a little late now but next time you have the back cover off you can drill and tap the bolt hole at the top of the case for 1/4" pipe and put a vent in it like this.
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Where's the pic of you dragging him out?
He drove into my garage lol! He wanted to leave that JD at my place and i told him it looked bad in my yard lol!
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He drove into my garage lol! He wanted to leave that JD at my place and i told him it looked bad in my yard lol!
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You might want to use a funnel and a small drinking straw that sticks above the bottom of the funnel to let air excape. I believe that I used that on my 2084 and it went a bit quicker.
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It's a little late now but next time you have the back cover off you can drill and tap the bolt hole at the top of the case for 1/4" pipe and put a vent in it like this.
Yeah I was thinking that but I think next time I'm going to mess with it I am going to put the extra cast iron rear end that I have in it.
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I found this one the other day and it found it's way to my garage.
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Lookie at this !! Another one pop's up in Pa. Nice Find there SumBum!!!
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Lookie at this !! Another one pop's up in Pa. Nice Find there SumBum!!!
Sweet! Is that a 2182 or a 1782?

Cubcrazy's drone must be down.
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Sweet! Is that a 2182 or a 1782?

Cubcrazy's drone must be down.
Dang technology!
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I found this one the other day and it found it's way to my garage.
Nice score on the super! Great to see you posting again!
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