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04-13-2012, 09:28 PM
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New Member that needs help w/122
Hi, I'm new to this site. and I was told this was the place to be if I had questions about Cubs. I don't know how to get this message to the right person(s). I've cut a lot of grass w/Cubs but I don't know anything about working on them. It's pretty sad but I guess it's better than never learning at all. My Cub starts, however after its in gear and moving, it dies. Choking it only helps for so long. Some running periods times are short and some long. I think it's two issues. An overheating problem, when it's running long and second, I've found the throttle linkage thats attached to the top of the carb shakes forwards and backwards when its running. Theres a spring attached to the bottom that seems to also be loose. I'm not sure if its the right spring or just needs to be adjusted. If its a carb problem, I know nothing about carbs and what screws do what if they need to be adjusted. The frame says its a 122. It's a 12hp kohler engine, Model # Co43210. Spec. #4759B. The back of the cub Serial # 213703. Would someone tell me if this is a 122 or something else. I'd really like to hear opinions about these problems that I'm having. Other then this annoying running problem, it's a great tractor. P.S. I know everyone love pics, I'll have some soon. Thanks.
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