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Old 01-17-2018, 04:03 PM
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Default Brought another 1872 home.

But this one needs a motor. It has the big 60" Haban, it's not the best shape, needs some work, but couldn't let it go.






Heads, intake, & remote oil filter gone. Owner said someone was going to rebuild heads & disapeared with them & his $. But not sure how the missing remote oil filter plays into that. Regardless, I'll find a motor for it. I have an 18hp Command engine I may put in it for now.

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Old 01-17-2018, 05:12 PM
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Was that the one on CL in Siler City, NC this past fall?
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Was that the one on CL in Siler City, NC this past fall?
Not familiar with that one, this one was near Richmond, VA.
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The one I referenced mentioned in the ad the heads were off or had been off in an effort to get it to run. Two identical and uncommon machines (for this region) not far apart with "tampered" engines--that's weird.
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The one I referenced mentioned in the ad the heads were off or had been off in an effort to get it to run. Two identical and uncommon machines (for this region) not far apart with "tampered" engines--that's weird.
That is weird. The Cub Cadet/Kohler head bandit is on the loose.....
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