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Old 02-26-2025, 08:02 AM
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I don't think that lever on the 82 one will line up to the slots on your machine.You will I believe have to carefully cut a new and different slot.I think I would pass on that purchase.Ask here on site,somebody might dig one up.
Yeah I am pretty apprehensive on extending the slot, I for sure don't want to cut an entirely new one.
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According to parts lookup this is the one that fits then 126. Not
even sure the one you are looking at has the same bolt pattern, maybe
it does. Anyway here is a pic of the one on the 124.
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It has the same bolt pattern, as the gasket is the same for the one in the last post.
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Found another, seems like it might be more of what I want. Owners says he bought it for a cub 100 he never installed it though
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Looks like it need a cleaning and a overhaul.
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Looks like it need a cleaning and a overhaul.
The internals seem worn to you?
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Found another, seems like it might be more of what I want. Owners says he bought it for a cub 100 he never installed it though
That's the one you want. Give it a good cleaning and away you go.
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That's the one you want. Give it a good cleaning and away you go.
Gonna give it a try to make it mine. He wants $280, but I am hoping to work some money and trade for it
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The internals seem worn to you?
New seal, gasket, and O rings, you do not want to put it on and it leak all over the place.
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Glad you found one. Enjoy the project.

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