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Old 11-14-2014, 08:00 PM
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Got about sick and tired of sitting around the last two days and doing nothing. So I did something easy and changed the oil and filter in the cub today. It was very much overdue.
Cleaned out the air filter oil (overdue) and changed the gear box fluid. Gear box had it's share of water in it. From what I've read, this is the norm with most of them.
Looks like a set of plugs and wires wouldn't hurt either.
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Old 11-14-2014, 08:12 PM
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Good to see you in the shop Buddy. Nice swamp in the air filter, yuck!
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Yep, it was overdue for sure!! Glad to see you getting it done!
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Old 11-14-2014, 09:01 PM
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Todd,
Your like me. I like to get the fluids changed in a new unit too. And that Cub needed some attention all right. Have you thought about Seafoam or something to see if it would help the engine?
Yep good to see your back in the shop!
Thanks for taking and posting the pictures of your work on the Cub. Reminds me I need to change oil in the WD I am working on too.
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Good to see your out and workn in the shop! I need to work on some stuff too, retorque the head on my 1200 and get some weight on my 1211 , supposed to snow some tomorrow! Take care, glad to hear you're out workn in the shop!
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That was some dirty oil.
are you changing the spark plugs?
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Good to see you back in the saddle, Zippy.
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Nice work Todd. That maintenance was overdue, glad you got it taken care of.

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Lookin good Todd. Them little suckers take a lickin and keep on ticking.
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