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08-15-2013, 12:33 AM
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Cub 104
Hey guys, I picked up another cub. Seems they keep running to me to get some love.
I got this one from a friend of mine. He used it all winter to plow with and then this spring it stopped running on him. I sold him a 2166 awhile back and he decided to just use that one for all his needs. Now she sits in my garage getting some needed love. My buddy Morris (DJ) came over as soon as I got it home and within an hour she was running again. thanks for the help. Anyways, I will start the disassembly process here in a couple weeks or less and begin to give her the shine she is deserving. She is in pretty rough shape as far as her make up is concerned. PO to my friend gave her a brush job on parts and other areas are still original. Here are some pictures of how I got her. concerning the exhaust..... is the 104 supposed to have a pepper pot or the cross over style like my 127? thanks and have a good night. Hoping that 1 of these days I will get one fixed up nicely and actually keep it. That'd be a change..
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