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08-03-2009, 03:29 PM
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Blown motor?!
Hey guys, I need a little help diagnosing a possible blown 10hp on my CC 100. I was mowing today and all of a sudden a loud banging sound came from the motor and it died. This motor has smoked since I got it a couple of months ago. I added some oil & MMO before I started it today.After I pushed it back into my shop, I pulled the plug and spun the motor and I felt "compression." I took the starter belt off and spun it hoping the s/g could be the culprit(couldn't be that lucky), it still made the banging sound.
Does this sound like a busted wrist pin? I'm by no means an expert on the inner workings of these motors. What is the worst case scenario I could be facing? I'm fairly mechanical and feel I could disassemble and reassemble a motor if it needed it. What all work would I need a machine shop do(hone the cylinder, valves,...)? I really like this tractor and feel it's worth fixing, my wife on the other hand may not be so enlightened on the matter. I gave $400 for it and would hate to have to drop way more than that into fixing it. Thanks, Ian 
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