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Spring assist Not hydraulics but going to be a life saver
Yeah, I saw the spring assist. Blowers are HEAVY!
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Old 08-05-2013, 12:39 PM
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Yeah, I saw the spring assist. Blowers are HEAVY!
I'll take your word for it, I still haven't hooked it up to any of my machines so this will be a first
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With that serial number, she's an early one. They started at 665001. I wouldn't loose too much sleep with the Series I. Just check the oil and keep it full. If she lets go, she lets go. I've seen a lot of Series II that have thrown rods as well.
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Seems as though I'm having a hard time locating the engine shroud I need which leads me to wonder; am I going to be ok running it without that shroud on? I want to try her out as a mower once before snow falls (at the rate my grass is growing, I'll only get one more mow in this year :-/), what do you guys think?

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Seems as though I'm having a hard time locating the engine shroud I need which leads me to wonder; am I going to be ok running it without that shroud on? I want to try her out as a mower once before snow falls (at the rate my grass is growing, I'll only get one more mow in this year :-/), what do you guys think?

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Don't do it!! ...... You haven't been looking long enough to not find one! LOL! Come back in two weeks after 100 phone calls and say you can't find one. Did you check with the sponsors? They are still available new..... PRICEY!! But available!

Check with rweaver.
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Is this what you can't find?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CUB-CADET-68...item43ad017d59
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Don't do it!! ...... You haven't been looking long enough to not find one! LOL! Come back in two weeks after 100 phone calls and say you can't find one. Did you check with the sponsors? They are still available new..... PRICEY!! But available!

Check with rweaver.
Ok, so I may have jumped the gun in saying that a bit

Talked to rweaver and long story short, I just sent payment for my missing side baffle
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There is a $10 "finders fee" for any and all parts I locate. LOL!

Come on, I dare ya, give me a part you can't find, I'll find it. You may not have the money to buy it, but I can find it!!
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A complete recoil start for an original.... nos
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M&W nine speed for CC, NOS.
(I've seen a couple come up for sale. Just grab yer wallet!)
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