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Old 07-23-2017, 08:16 AM
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This is my first post to OCC.
A couple years ago someone had me remove a CCC 682 from their garage.
The price was great, FREE for the taking. The KT 17 series I engine was dead.
From what I have read the engine was not worth putting a lot of money into.
Three weeks ago I got a Harbor Freight 22 HP V twin. I've read a lot of reviews.
Some don't agree with using the Honda clones but the the price was better than replacing with a Koehler, Briggs,, or Honda, especially since I knew very little about the rest of the tractor. With the help of a Honda adaptor from Small engine warehouse, some modifications to the mounting plate and new donuts that I made from an old conveyor belt it is now puttering around my property like a new one.
I found a lot of help reading threads from OCC.
Time will tell if this was a good idea.
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Old 07-23-2017, 08:45 AM
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Welcome to OCC! Take some pics of your 682 and post them, we love pictures!
So was the old KT running when parked or did it break a rod?
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Welcome to OCC and yes we love pictures.
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Old 07-23-2017, 09:35 AM
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Welcome to OCC! Need some pics
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a wealth of information here, and some pretty good folks, for the most part.
Pictures, or it didn't happen.
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Welcome and what a super price. I wish I could find one like that.
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