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  1. ccarney

    Archive through July 09, 2018

    Charlie waay back when Art did his he pressed his out like you will have to. Mine just leaked; i didn't have to tear it down. hope ur aluminum housing holds up
  2. ccarney

    Archive through November 01, 2017

    Kirk I've been running mechanically sound uglicubs for years. I don't worry a bit about a scratch or even putting stuff on the handy flat hood!
  3. ccarney

    Archive through December 11, 2014

    David s did you have the smaller drive pulley for the crankshaft for your bb-36? It looks like it. If so what was the approximate diameter? I'm pretty sure it was smaller than the mower deck one.
  4. ccarney

    Archive through July 19, 2011

    Kraig - His name was/is Orville Martin, from Long Prairie, MN. He'd be well over 90 now, and I often wonder if he's still in his (air conditioned) shop, fixing up some 149. That model was his favorite. He did clever repairs like that key quite often.
  5. ccarney

    Archive through February 06, 2008

    If one looks close, the engine tag prefix is "EX." This denotes the experimental nature of the engine, preproduction supplied by Kohler:
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