The motor
HAS to be connected to a motor stand or the tractor frame before I will start it. Motors will move around on a workbench when they are running. Try catching a running motor as it falls off your workbench. Hopefully the hot muffler, gas or a rotating shaft doesn't hurt you.
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by johncub7172
sounds like you and me are in the same boat. "Merkel" would know all this secret stuff.
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The only "secret stuff" I do/use is read the manual and have the proper tools and gauges to do the job. I spend most time measuring, cleaning and measuring. You notice I mention measuring twice. If I don't understand something I will ask someone. I used to teach a class on small motors. The first thing my students learned was:
To Me there is no such thing as a dumb question-the only dumb question is the one you don't ask.
Get a correct Kohler manual if you are working on a Kohler motor.
Get a correct Cub Cadet manual if you are doing work to your Cub.