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Old 01-14-2014, 11:40 AM
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The Flex Disc Couplers in the Drive Line can become out of alignment causing vibration. As a suggest, disconnect the drive line (shaft) and see if the vibration is still there.
I was thinking that also, Roland.
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Thank you Guys.

Today, i worked at my Motor, after i started it, it runs perfectly, after few Seconds, the 782 began to shake and run not perfectly.

I pulled the Sparks, and checked them, both are working, but the left one had a better Fire as the right one.
As next, i installed the Spark Plugs in the Motor and started him, if i disconnect the left Wire, the Motor stops, and if i disconnect the right one, the Motor runs on one Cylinder.
The same how few days ago.
After this, i changed the Connections Sides at the Coil.

The Problem was the same, but at the other Side, so i think it's a Problem of the Ignition.

Tomorrow i will replace the Sparks and Wires with new ones, i hope the Coil is not damaged, tomorrow, i will know more,

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Georg,

I had a similar issue on a friend's tractor. It turned out to be the "metal cap" on the end of the spark plug wire was rusted and not making good contact. You may want to check.

See: http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=27905
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I encountered that very problem and it turned out to be a bad coil. I hope it is something less expensive,as they are not cheap.
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