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Posted by old on August 19, 2005 at 08:39:03 from (207.69.136.199):
In Reply to: woops....Cub problem posted by Josh Hoffman on August 19, 2005 at 03:03:56:
Well with the wrong oil in it you may have messed up a bearing or maybe not. As far as the oil on the brake I have seen that before and some times a good spraying of brake cleaner in that area will clean it off good enough to make it work ok for a long time. About all you can do is drain and refill to the right level and give it a go if it makes a lot of noise after its warm I'd open it up if it doesn't I would run it and look later. Also if the oil that you drain has a silver color as in metal in it I'd open it up.
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