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Old 08-13-2014, 10:13 PM
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Picked up my new field coil today for the 782. I was pretty happy I had the old style rather than the new. Saved me a "few" $$$$$'s.
Need to pick up a couple 3/8 fine thread nylon nuts tomorrow. All I have is course thread, then we should be back in the saddle again.
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Old 08-13-2014, 10:16 PM
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Congrats Todd. Finally got a clutch, good deal!
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Old 08-15-2014, 12:26 AM
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Congrats Todd. Finally got a clutch, good deal!
And I was very happy with the price. My local cub dealer is going to be missed when he decides to retire.
All I got Jonathan was the field coil. I replaced the bearing earlier, no need for the whole clutch, got lucky there
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And I was very happy with the price. My local cub dealer is going to be missed when he decides to retire.
All I got Jonathan was the field coil. I replaced the bearing earlier, no need for the whole clutch, got lucky there
Yep, you lucked out! No reason to replace the whole thing, if all you needed was the coil! Wish I could have helped you out, but I had none.
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Old 08-15-2014, 12:50 AM
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Yep, you lucked out! No reason to replace the whole thing, if all you needed was the coil! Wish I could have helped you out, but I had none.
It's fine. For what I paid, I never said anything except, thank you. He gave me a package deal, the head gasket, valve cover's gaskets, both intake and breather hose and field coil. He had everything on the shelf except the coil.
Todd was one happy, happy boy. I got the money out of my pocket as fast as I could before he changed his mind
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