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Old 12-27-2013, 12:14 AM
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Default Reproduction 169 air cleaner
The search feature won't allow a search for 169 air cleaner, so I don't know if I am an innovator or copier, but here is my take on it. I thought it would look cool on my 123, so I made one. I used a noise suppression cleaner, off of a Case 2XX, that I found on eBay for cheap, a hat from a M20 that I parted, the wing nut from the 123, an expensive seal and cheap filter/pre filter kit from Kohler, a piece of all thread and a nut coupler, and a 2" hole saw. I don't think it would fool a judge, or is show quality, but it didn't cost much and I think it will look cool on my 123. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/a...1&d=1388121233
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I forgot to include the Rustoleum marigold paint.
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Looks great! But why the hole? I'm not that knowledgeable on the 169s so maybe the hole is supposed to be there?
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Turned out great!
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As long your design keep dust+moisture out of the carb and look good, who care what the judges think?

Nice hot rod K301 link :-)
http://www.ihcubcadet.com/KillerKohl...0part%20ii.pdf

The K301 use many type of air cleaner as you can see on this schematic, yours look like number 18
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Thanks guys. Brian Miller has a lot of info on the Kohlers, as well as Cub transmissions and garden tractor pulling stuff. I learned a lot reading through all of his tips and tricks. My plan is to build a nice little 16-17hp K301, with a K361 cam and rod, M12 head, porting and polishing, valve job, and #30 carb.
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Looks great! But why the hole? I'm not that knowledgeable on the 169s so maybe the hole is supposed to be there?
The hat is sealed to the base plate ( I think) thus the side holes are needed.
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I don't think it would fool a judge, or is show quality, but it didn't cost much and I think it will look cool on my 123. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/a...1&d=1388121233
Tell the judges it is an experimental IH skunk works engineering prototype you found and restored.
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