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Old 01-15-2014, 11:41 AM
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Ryan, my 782 was also built in September of 80! That's pretty neat!
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Nice 682 Ryan.
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Thanks guys! Quick update: Spent some time running it tonight. I changed the oil in it hoping that it would help the smoking issue. It did somewhat, but I'm afraid the engine will need rings at best. It sounds great while running and has good power.

Question is, even though I have a series II engine here ready to go, how is the parts availability for these engines? Are they better than the parts availability for the single cylinders? Just looking for advice. Thanks!
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nice find ........nothing like the red ones!
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Those red machines sure look good.
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Thanks guys. I really do like the red Cubs too. Ever since I bought my first 782 this spring I love the sound of a twin bumping the governor!
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