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Old 08-17-2015, 10:26 PM
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I hear ya! But like Terry said, they don't cost much sitting around. Don't scrap it, one day you'll wish you didn't!! I won't say what I'd be ready to scrap, but it not the cub! good luck to you!!!
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Old 08-17-2015, 10:58 PM
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too bad but it could have been much worse.

Hope to hear you got it fixed,keep us posted!
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Old 08-18-2015, 08:24 AM
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As you take it apart you might find it needs no more than the valve seat repaired.
If you part it or scrap it, it is gone, end of story.
A part or repair over time is do-able for anyone no matter the budget.
A pack not smoked or a beer not bought, an extra hour of overtime and you are on the way back to operation.
As others have said it costs noting setting.
ol' Henry said about his Ford tractors, they are not eating when not working unlike mules/horses.
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Old 08-18-2015, 10:35 AM
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Good luck to ya Dave! I agree with all the others on the not costing anything to let her sit. I am not sure I missed it or if it was not revealed but which toy we talkin? When my 104 engine took a crap(broken rod from abuse from PO) I would mention it to just about every one i talked to and one day I struck gold. Guy I know that works at my local hardware store said he had a 10hp in his barn and told me i was welcome to it. I got it home and it was actually k301 pith pto clutch on it. All i had to do was switch carbs. So I guess my advice is to keep your head up, ask around and maybe you will find a cheap replacement while you get the original fixed. Might work with the wife issue as well! I had one of those for about 10 yrs, I moved on from that and she is living "downtown" collecting wellfare living with her equal.
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