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Old 09-29-2018, 05:40 PM
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Default 100 needs an engine

Well, now it needs an engine. I let the son-in-law use it, and he never checked the oil. It broke a rod.
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That’s a shame willy. The question is though did you only let him use it once and it threw the rod or did he have it for a while?
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Once, he came over to mow my front yard because I have been overloaded with work and firehouse events. He never checked the oil, and according to my wife he was running it a full throttle from the very moment he started it. Oh well, not much I can do about it now.
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Sorry to hear that willy, whatcha going to do for a motor?
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was thinking about calling you Lew
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I have 4 weeks of fire school to finish before I can even think about doing anything to it
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Once, he came over to mow my front yard because I have been overloaded with work and firehouse events. He never checked the oil, and according to my wife he was running it a full throttle from the very moment he started it. Oh well, not much I can do about it now.
"running it at full throttle from the very moment he started it" So? That's how most of them run and they need to be while mowing to keep blade speed up, you want to go slow then gear down using the trans.

as long as it wasn't being over revved, that wouldn't have done it. if the governor was working, it would not have over revved. unless he had his fingers in there holding it open.... probably just from normal wear and tear. those tractors aren't exactly new, now a days.
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Not my first rodeo, full throttle extended without load will cause damage, of course the bloody thing is old......but he didn't check the oil and he clearly ran it long and hard......either way, water under the bridge and now she sits till I have time to rebuild or replace.
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Not my first rodeo, full throttle extended without load will cause damage, of course the bloody thing is old......but he didn't check the oil and he clearly ran it long and hard......either way, water under the bridge and now she sits till I have time to rebuild or replace.
So did he run it without oil?
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I have a motor, and a few things for that f cub.
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