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Old 02-09-2016, 10:38 AM
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Default 682 with bad motor?
What's it worth? In good shape, except for the bad motor.
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Old 02-09-2016, 10:46 AM
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Pictures would help, and extent of "bad motor"
To some, a bad motor won't start, or uses a little oil, to others, a bad motor means "done blowed up" as they say in nascar, parts scattered everywhere.
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Old 02-09-2016, 11:07 AM
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Pics would be best, to many variables and a pic is worth 1000 words. Yes I agree bad motor means alot of different things, I bought my 1811 with a locked up engine but it turned out to just be acorns in the blower housing keeping it from turning and after I took care of that it runs great.
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Fair enough. here is the only pic I have at the moment. Bad motor means both rods broke, resulting from running with low oil.

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Fair enough. here is the only pic I have at the moment. Bad motor means both rods broke, resulting from running with low oil.
Yep, "done blowed up" and oiled the track!
nice looking, maybe $200 around here.
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Old 02-09-2016, 12:18 PM
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yeah nicer shape than the 782 I just bought with a low compression motor. It was already torn down some. I paid $150.
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Nothing broke through the block. Really that low? I guess I will be keeping it.
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Old 02-09-2016, 07:30 PM
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That's a really sharp tractor from the pics, I'd pay more for sure. Wish you were closer I'd work out a deal for it.
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Old 02-09-2016, 08:09 PM
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I paid $300 for one a few months back (it was a local machine). It came with 2 blown KT-17's (series 1 and 2), fairly new tires on the rear, a replacement deck in great shape, a box full of spare parts (bearings, points) and 3 or 4 qts of Hy-tran. To me that was too much money, but I needed it to attempt to piece back a 782 for a friend. Well, never had the heart to cannibalize it so its mothballed until I stumble across a replacement engine very cheap. I was looking for an engine when I stumbled across the 1811 I just brought home. I will be stealing the seat for that project!
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That's a good looking cub there. I'd pay a little more for that. Wish I had it! I have a k321 that would love that as its new home!
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