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Old 10-23-2013, 09:08 AM
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Got some much needed sweeping done over this last weekend after what I hope to be the last mow of the year

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Nice pic of the 682 and sweeper!
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Nice pic of the 682 and sweeper!
I agree on that, Allen, and the rear Firestone tires I like too!
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I agree on that, Allen, and the rear Firestone tires I like too!
You like the rears? You're welcome to them, I think they are unbecoming of a Cub Cadet
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You like the rears? You're welcome to them, I think they are unbecoming of a Cub Cadet
Thanks! They would work just fine in the east.
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Well, not that I enjoyed removing the oil pan, but there was no way I would ever waste time painting something that was not properly prepared. Cleaned everything and reassembled.







I plan to trim away the extra gasket, and clean up the minimal amount of gasket sealant. The engine still needs a once over before primer. Was a good day in IH Cub Cadet land!
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Good job, John!
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Thanks Allen! I sure did not want Dale to see I had it opened up, he done a good job of installing the pan too! I was also told by the "higher up's" not to worry about painting the fly wheel. Kohler never painted them, so I just cleaned it up good.

Hope to advance on the motor this week! She's gonna be a looker - I know how to grow'em!
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