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kurt

03-03-2004 08:20:22

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So there I was, mowing along nicely, when my 57(?) Cub fell dead beneath me. No sputter, no hic-up, instantly dead in its tracks. Then along came my Kubota and well, the Cub got ignored. I know, I am as guilty as OJ Simpson, however, I at least feel bad.

I worked my way through the usuall suspects when this first happened; points, cap, roter, coil, -and nothing. I have had all sorts of fix it ideas from well intentioned fellows but I have been uninclined to make much of a move. But now, the guilt is more thant I can stand. I am out to see the thing run again.

Do you suggest a complete tear down?

The poor thing has been sitting for over a year. I pull it around now and then and it doesn't seem to have "frozen up" yet.

Humbly,
Kurt

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Rudi

03-03-2004 10:43:12

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Re: Lonely cub in reply to kurt, 03-03-2004 08:20:22

Kurt:

Check out the server link below. All kinds of trouble shooting tips and service manuals. It should help. Also, check out the ATIS FAQ's and the Best of H.L. Chauvin.

Sure helped fix Ellie

Cub Manuals

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Ben in KY

03-03-2004 09:03:14

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Re: Lonely cub in reply to kurt, 03-03-2004 08:20:22

Lets check the basics. -Do you have spark ?
If not fix that and then proceed on.
-Do you have gas getting to the carb ?
If gas is getting to the carb are the plugs wet with gas after cranking ?
If all of the above is true then it could be a timing or compression issue.
Or it could be something else altogether I have overlooked.

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the other Kurt

03-03-2004 09:02:11

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Re: Lonely cub in reply to kurt, 03-03-2004 08:20:22

Oh come on now O.J. is innocent, he is still looking for the real killers though.

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rhouston

03-03-2004 09:37:11

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Re: Re: Lonely cub in reply to the other Kurt, 03-03-2004 09:02:11

WHAT ?!?!? are there no mirrors in OJ's house ?

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