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We had a severe storm that had very heavy wind and rain. I had my Cub cadet 122 under cover with several tarps and tie downs. But the wind whipped off the cover. I have the head off, and now my piston and valves are covered in water. Will it be ok?
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Yes. After drying it off as best that you can, pour some oil over them and rotate crank on the engine several times to lubricate it up.
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It will be fine, clean up the water and put some wd40 on the cylinder wall to keep it from rusting. Make sure you change the oil.
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ok, thank you so much
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Yes not to worry. I have a 129 that was in a flood. Took the head off, sprayed some wd and drained the crankcase and it runs fine to this day.
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I live just north of Harrisburg and it barely sprinkled here. Just a little windy.
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