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Archive through May 01, 2007
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Ryan - You know how the exhaust from a car tail pipe will burn your eyes and nose ? After I had Cerma in the Rodeo for a couple of weeks I put my face right down to the pipe and took a snort. It didn't burn my eyes or nose or my lungs, and I can't stand to be around exhaust because I passed out once in a garage where I worked from car exhaust in a closed garage.
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OK, my mind said Henri opened the circuit and that would make it die. I forgot what V/R's do, I guess.
Ryan W,
Your not wrong, just misinformed.
I do have a lot of personal experience with it.
I've been testing it for 2 years now and I'm the only person other than my independent distributors that you can buy it from in this neck of the woods.
But rather than waste our bandwidth, there's a link attched to that pretty button at the top of all the pages on the forum to use that tells way more than I can.
And yes, it's just that easy!
But I see that you have already been to the site. Did you read what it had to say?
Of course there were probably many that MMO was snake oil too. BUT, MMO will kill your dog if he drinks it, Cermax WON'T.
Your not wrong, just misinformed.
I do have a lot of personal experience with it.
I've been testing it for 2 years now and I'm the only person other than my independent distributors that you can buy it from in this neck of the woods.
But rather than waste our bandwidth, there's a link attched to that pretty button at the top of all the pages on the forum to use that tells way more than I can.
And yes, it's just that easy!
But I see that you have already been to the site. Did you read what it had to say?
Of course there were probably many that MMO was snake oil too. BUT, MMO will kill your dog if he drinks it, Cermax WON'T.
Kentuck,
What's this PTO off of?
I've got 3 PTO's here off 1250's and they look nothing like that one.
What's this PTO off of?
I've got 3 PTO's here off 1250's and they look nothing like that one.
I have a Cub 149 Hydrostatic steering box that needs rebuilding. Can someone direct me to rebuild instructions on the net, or advise the procedure? Also, I want to confirm the proper oil type/weight for the 14hp Kolher engine as well as for the hydrostatic drive. Thanks, JR
Charlie - You tell me what it's off
John - Hit the FAQ button above , if that's not enough info to keep you busy then there's a second FAQ.com button there too. There's more answers there than you can ask questions for.
John - Hit the FAQ button above , if that's not enough info to keep you busy then there's a second FAQ.com button there too. There's more answers there than you can ask questions for.
Okay, here's one for the expert diagnosticians here. My 147 was running great, but suddenly died so I assumed it ran out of gas. I went to the gas station to fill my can. When I got back and approached the 147, the coil exploded and smoking oil went everywhere. I put a new coil on it. Wouldn't start. I discovered the insulator in the contact points had melted and arced. That's probably why the mower died in the first place, and the coil went because I forgot to turn off the ignition (doh!). I pried the contact point spring away from the frame with a screwdriver. While I was at it, I got a new spark plug and condenser. Then I changed the oil and tranny fluid. When all was done, it started up just fine. After 10-15 minutes of cutting, however, the RPM's suddenly dropped and I heard valve noise. I also noticed smoke coming out of the valve cover breather. The engine seemed really hot. I checked the oil level and found I had over-filled it, so I emptied some. When I started it about a half hour later, it ran fine again - for a while. Then the same thing happened again. I went through this cycle about 4 times total.
My local dealer said he didn't think any of the other stuff was related. He thinks it's just stuck valves, and suggested I remove the cover and spray the valves with penetrating oil. I'll give it a shot. Do I do this while it's running? Any other diagnosis, ideas, things to check out, etc?
Thanks,
Chip Stewart
“It’s very hard to live in a studio apartment in San Jose with a man who’s learning to play the violin.” That’s what she told the police when she handed them the empty revolver." - Richard Brautigan
My local dealer said he didn't think any of the other stuff was related. He thinks it's just stuck valves, and suggested I remove the cover and spray the valves with penetrating oil. I'll give it a shot. Do I do this while it's running? Any other diagnosis, ideas, things to check out, etc?
Thanks,
Chip Stewart
“It’s very hard to live in a studio apartment in San Jose with a man who’s learning to play the violin.” That’s what she told the police when she handed them the empty revolver." - Richard Brautigan
Charlie, Aatay, I drove to Winchester, va to the nearest cub dealer I could find, when I showed him the gasket he looked thru every book he had then he told me some idiot has had to went to an auto store and found this thing and make it work. I took the sediment bowl assembly with me and sure enough you all were right, it takes the flat rubber gasket. he also said I could not get that type assembly anymore and asked what else was wrong, he found me the shut off valve assembly for it too. Also got a new pto drive belt, new plug and air filter. now to get to the garage and get it all back together. thanks again
Donald T.
Welcome back!
I guess we better warn everyone that your probably going to be asking some very serious questions about your 129 that yur building the loader for. LOL
We'll try to be gentle on ya, Weaver prolly won't, but the rest of us will.
Welcome back!
I guess we better warn everyone that your probably going to be asking some very serious questions about your 129 that yur building the loader for. LOL
We'll try to be gentle on ya, Weaver prolly won't, but the rest of us will.
Dale - Kohler cast iron blocks are made from broken Kohler cast iron bathtubs (probably sinks too, that's why they got into the engine biz). Not the best cast iron to be welding on. Used blocks are abundant if you look. You'd spend more money welding and machining than it'd be worth ... and I say that with 34+ years welding under my belt.
Charlie -
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