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Old 10-20-2016, 08:45 PM
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Default Another 682 With a blown K17
Bought this from a guy who was straight up on the phone that said the motor was blown. I went and looked at it anyway because I wanted another Cub like my 1811. Sure enough the motor turned about 3/4's of a rev and clunked to a stop. Then saw the broken block on the right side. I bought it cheap, and its in great shape. I have read all the posts about the expense of rebuilding the motor vs a repower. I will get to all that in time. I just didn't want to pass up on a good condition 682. It is the series II, not sure why it blew, low oil maybe. Anyhow one more project! Keeps me out of the bars. Here is a few pics for those interested.













And it would'nt be complete without the blown motor picture.

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Old 10-20-2016, 08:49 PM
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That's in excellent shape TB, minus the motor. You going to repower or rebuild? Good score none the less.
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Old 10-20-2016, 09:15 PM
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That's in except shape TB, minus the motor. You going to repower or rebuild? Good score none the less.
Thanks Alvy. I will explore both options in time. It's already evident that at a minimum, I will need a block (at least the right side), a rod, and probably a crank. I just don't know yet. Guys will say to throw it in the trash and repower, and that's a great idea, but it will have to wait. thanks, TB
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Old 10-20-2016, 09:38 PM
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Nice looking mower, certainly appears to have been taken care of. Maybe start scouring CL for another engine. I found a couple Older Craftsman mowers with 18 hp Magnums this summer that may be adequate donors (I've got a 682 with a ventilated crankcase also). Keep us posted on what you do with it.
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Very Nice!
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Nice pickup!
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Crankcases are machined as a pair @ the factory, buying just one, is like cutting 2 apples and swapping halves and expecting them to match.
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Crankcases are machined as a pair @ the factory, buying just one, is like cutting 2 apples and swapping halves and expecting them to match.
Roger that ol'George, I'll keep that in mind. Thanks, TB
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Nice find on the 682!
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What does repower mean?....It sure is in nice shape.
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