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Yeah that's the plan.
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Collection so far, CC 102 (owned since I was 12) CC 73 (roller that i need to eventually started on) CC 106 (nice clean older resto) CC 107 (Clean original unit used as backup mower) CC 126 (snow removal, one owner) CC 127 (lightly built engine, primary mower) CC 147 (with sweepster broom) CC 1650 (Dual hydro option on both other has k361) CC 169 (needs paint now) |
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Now that my internship is no longer a 5 day work week since i have returned for school. I had some time to work on the 1850.
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Collection so far, CC 102 (owned since I was 12) CC 73 (roller that i need to eventually started on) CC 106 (nice clean older resto) CC 107 (Clean original unit used as backup mower) CC 126 (snow removal, one owner) CC 127 (lightly built engine, primary mower) CC 147 (with sweepster broom) CC 1650 (Dual hydro option on both other has k361) CC 169 (needs paint now) |
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I've seen that swap before, back in the 80's I stuffed one in a 122
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I also read an article the International actually had a test 1850 . they opted for the twin in a new chassis
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That would be interesting to see! An 1850!
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Do you know where I could find this article? Would be an interesting read.
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Collection so far, CC 102 (owned since I was 12) CC 73 (roller that i need to eventually started on) CC 106 (nice clean older resto) CC 107 (Clean original unit used as backup mower) CC 126 (snow removal, one owner) CC 127 (lightly built engine, primary mower) CC 147 (with sweepster broom) CC 1650 (Dual hydro option on both other has k361) CC 169 (needs paint now) |
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I don't recall where I read it, it has to have been 15 or 20 years ago. I do remember it showed a QL with an 1850 heading. that's all I really remember about it. the K361 was not built for a very long time. it had allot of problems dropping valve seats. usually the exhaust and they shook allot . some of you guys think your other K series models shook. it had nothing on the K361. I believe Kohler probably talked IH out of it since it would have to engineer a new block to fit a cub and talked them into the new KT17 as a better engine.no real vibration. We all know where that went.
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Yes it does shake quite a bit. I tested it on the bench (floor rather) and she shook rattled and rolled when I started her. Wasn't running right so I didn't run it long. I believe it to be that i just slapped a carb i had on the shelf on it, set it to the factory settings and went with it. No points clean, new plug or anything. Just how I got it out of the shipping crate. Did not even have a gas tank. just a short length of hose and a funnel. I installed Kirk's engine balance kit in an attempt to calm it down a bit. After the rebuild I have the proper #30 carter that has the 1.2" throttle bore only found on the k361s. Going to send it out to Jake at American Legends for a throttle bushing kit (If i can find his phone #). The original carb was set up to run propane by epoxying the idle jet into the carb. Was not to pleased to see that. I did a google search on a cub cadet experimental machine and all it really came up with was the cubette or the Os with serials 409-411. Perhaps with more digging I can find something.
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Collection so far, CC 102 (owned since I was 12) CC 73 (roller that i need to eventually started on) CC 106 (nice clean older resto) CC 107 (Clean original unit used as backup mower) CC 126 (snow removal, one owner) CC 127 (lightly built engine, primary mower) CC 147 (with sweepster broom) CC 1650 (Dual hydro option on both other has k361) CC 169 (needs paint now) |
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the 361 used a 1.250 bore and it had a 1.062 venturi
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Eh i was close. Not bad for just recalling the #s from a year ago. Thanks for the actual #s tho
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Collection so far, CC 102 (owned since I was 12) CC 73 (roller that i need to eventually started on) CC 106 (nice clean older resto) CC 107 (Clean original unit used as backup mower) CC 126 (snow removal, one owner) CC 127 (lightly built engine, primary mower) CC 147 (with sweepster broom) CC 1650 (Dual hydro option on both other has k361) CC 169 (needs paint now) |
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