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Sorry to hear that, Josh! Hope the headache goes away quickly.
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Got all the cubs out in the nice 80 degree weather. Had a great time riding, until the 1872 died on me. Think the ignition module may be going out. I feel like going back to all single cylinder Kohlers again..lol.







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Nice pics and cool group shot Allen! Sorry to hear about the 1872 giving you troubles.
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Sorry to hear that, Josh! Hope the headache goes away quickly.
Ditto, Ice sucks.
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Got all the cubs out in the nice 80 degree weather. Had a great time riding, until the 1872 died on me. Think the ignition module may be going out. I feel like going back to all single cylinder Kohlers again..lol.
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What makes you think it's the ignition module? Did it restart?
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What makes you think it's the ignition module? Did it restart?
Sam, it starts fine when it's cold. Jenn was riding it around for awhile. I shut it off to get the other cubs out. Go to restart it and it won't start just turns over. I let it sit for 20 minutes and it started. While I was on the way to the shed, it died like I turned the key off. So we pushed it to the shed. No easy task pushing a super with loaded ags!
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Thanks for all the concern guys. Head and neck hurt worse today. That ice under the snow really s*cks! Hands full, one step, legs fly out, ect. Prolly would've been a funny video...........

Allen, nice pix. If you get rid of your 2 cylinder cubs, you'll only be down to one. What about a smoker? It has three cylinders. Maybe you should stick to cubs with an odd number of cylinders.
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I agree, Josh...lol!
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