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May have goofed.
As I have said before, Cub Cadets are hard to find in my area. A man showed up at the house just before dark today wanting to sell a 682 so I went to his house with him and mowed with it, seemed to have decent power and over all it is pretty solid mechanically, so I bought it knowing it had a single cylinder Kohler engine in it and believing it should be a twin cylinder. I haven't been able to find the model number on the engine (the sticker is unreadable) but will find some numbers tomorrow. The price was cheap enough to allow me to make what ever changes I need to. By the serial number it appears to have been built in 1980. I'll try to get pictures tomorrow.
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Where is the goofed part, did I miss something?
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Is Arkansas the promised land? People banging on your door wanting to sell you a Cub. :biggrin2.gif:
Did you decide to buy it? cwmcbee |
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Looking forward to your 682 pics, cwmcbee!
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lmao!!!!!!!
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I think I just got to doubting myself after I bought it, I knew it didn't have the right engine in it. I have mowed my yard with it since I posted and having nothing to compare it to ( I have never used a 682) it seems to do just fine. I still don't know what the engine is, my wife's dad had to be put in the hospital and all playing in the shop came to an abrupt halt. Is Arkansas the promised land for cubs, hardly, if you find one in the Ozark Mountains you had better buy it. It will be a long time before you get another chance and the hillbilly engineering is awful, I'll try to get you a picture of a hillbilly lift assist when I get one of the 682. This is probably the only time I will ever have anyone knocking on my door to sell me a cub.
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Glad to hear the 682 is running for you
Cant wait to see the hillbilly lift assist :biggrin2.gif: |
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TOO FUNNY. Being your neighbor down here In Ark You are most for sure right about not being in the "promise land".We hunted for months before findin anything.But lighten up on the Hillbilly stuff Ive lived here 44 years and always wore shoes.Its up to us find em and save em..Ive also worked in 5 different states and you can see that kinda that kinda of repair work anywhere. lol..But like you Ive seen my fare share here as well....
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I have lived here all my life. (56 years) My old man would beat the lid off his coffin and come after me if I did some of this stuff. I thought they only put shoes on horses. lol.
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