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Re: cub needs an overhaul??
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Posted by the tractor vet on March 30, 2007 at 18:24:53 from (75.19.126.101):
In Reply to: cub needs an overhaul?? posted by stevewelker on March 30, 2007 at 18:08:49:
Now ya got to keep in mind that they are no power house as they will only make between 9 and 12 HP with STOCk parts on a good day . And tryen to run a 5 foot mower takes all they got in first . And when they start getting a tad tired then it is more then they want on hilly ground . Now iffen ya want to breath fire into that littel 4 lunger then ya need to do a bit of tweeken . And that take a rebuild . Ya bore to the next size piston to clean up the bore and ya go to your local Case I H dealer and get the 184 Low Boy pistons and a new carb and also the 184 head . What took all that she had in first she will do in second with power to spare.
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