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Old 10-01-2018, 09:01 PM
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That's a great find. Congrats!

Hopefully by "blowed up" he meant "ran out of gas."
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Old 10-01-2018, 11:00 PM
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Thanks everyone.
Well, it's locked up tight. I can move the crank about 1/2" and that's it. So I pulled the engine today, and took a better look around everything.
It has the usual caked on dirt and crud, so I will remove the fenders, and give it a good bath, and go from there.
Overall, it's in "pretty good" shape.
It's a KT1, so it's prolly used up. Oh, didn't help it any that there wasn't a drop of oil on the stick. Going to pull it apart, and see what let go. I can hear a "clunk" inside just by being able to move it that little bit...
I still like it. Gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling inside.
(John, it's my shop, what looks different?)




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Old 10-01-2018, 11:07 PM
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That's to bad, i was really hoping it would be something simple. So, does the paint look as nice in person as it does in pics?
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Old 10-01-2018, 11:15 PM
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Dang Todd... that thing is one of the nicest original tractors I've seen in a long time... Series I still.. somebody took care of it! Even still got the screen under the bottom?!

I'm with Jon... now you need a 482, 582 and 982 for the set!!
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Old 10-01-2018, 11:30 PM
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Sucks about the engine. At least it didn’t window the crankcase.

It’s so original. I’d be tempted to rebuild that s1 if possible just to keep it a time capsule.
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Nice tractor.

On another subject, what do you guys salvage off the KT's when they blow? The coil & the carb, anything else?
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Old 10-02-2018, 05:36 AM
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Wow Todd, that is a nice looking 682 and it looks to be a keeper. You were due for a good project to keep us slackers entertained. I wish I had the time to finish my 3205 that has been apart all summer.
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Nice tractor.

On another subject, what do you guys salvage off the KT's when they blow? The coil & the carb, anything else?
The flywheel, stator, tins, muffler, bolts etc.
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Nice tractor.

On another subject, what do you guys salvage off the KT's when they blow? The coil & the carb, anything else?
I keep pretty much anything that isn't damaged or used up, depending on the series. Series II: Crankshaft (if not too gacked and especially if it's std still, bearings, crankcase, oil pump. Only thing I will usually trash is rods and pistons, but if those are both in good shape and bigger than .010, I might keep them around too for a cheap repair on something just to get it running (they are usually what fails though). On a Series 1, just usually interchangeable Series II parts (mostly external stuff, exhaust, intake, flywheel, PTO etc)

A totally disassembled KT doesn't take up a ton of space. A couple of boxes for the bric-a-brac, and a little room for the crankcase/jugs.
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Found an engine for you Todd.
Something you also wanted

https://greenbay.craigslist.org/grd/...710836278.html
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