Lonely cub

Posted by kurt on March 03, 2004 at 08:20:22 from (207.199.161.172):

So there I was, mowing along nicely, when my 57(?)
Cub fell dead beneath me. No sputter, no hic-up,
instantly dead in its tracks. Then along came my
Kubota and well, the Cub got ignored. I know, I am as
guilty as OJ Simpson, however, I at least feel bad.

I worked my way through the usuall suspects when this
first happened; points, cap, roter, coil, -and nothing. I
have had all sorts of fix it ideas from well intentioned
fellows but I have been uninclined to make much of a
move. But now, the guilt is more thant I can stand. I am
out to see the thing run again.

Do you suggest a complete tear down?

The poor thing has been sitting for over a year. I pull it
around now and then and it doesn't seem to have
"frozen up" yet.

Humbly,
Kurt

Follow Ups:

• Re: Lonely cub Rudi 10:43:12 03/03/04 (0)
• Re: Lonely cub Ben in KY 09:03:14 03/03/04 (0)
• Re: Lonely cub the other Kurt 09:02:11 03/03/04 (1)
  • Re: Re: Lonely cub rhouston 09:37:11 03/03/04 (0)

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