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Posted by p on January 12, 2000 at 12:57:35 from (209.186.155.85):
A couple of months ago I asked how to get a Super A unstuck. I had several replies including diesel fuel, kerosene, Marvel mystery oil and WD - 40. Also such tips as putting on tire in the air and the trans in fourth to help turn the motor in both directions. I'm sorry I can't say which worked because I tried them ALL for a week or two each and finnaly last night she came free. She spins nicely. Now a little check of the finances to see if she runs or does it get new rings and a hone........I am a college student full-time, so I guess I'll let you know how she runs. Thanks again for great advice. I'll post the pictures of my Cub when I finish my paint job also.....p
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