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Hey Ya'll from Raleigh, North Carolina
Hey there.......thanks for the greeting............ the "Tarheel" label used to bug me years ago, as I was a Maryland U grad, and the "terps" got my vote..... However, that era just seemed to disappear away, and now I'm a devout Tarheel........- Rich Donohue
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Hey Ya'll from Raleigh, North Carolina
Actu Actually, I think you may be right. The only obvious problem I have with my 1811 is that There is raw oil spitting from the left cylinder INTO the muffler....and I mean a lot of oil. I just got a set of head gaskets, but I haven't removed the head yet. The previous owner CUT THE END OFF...- Rich Donohue
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Hey Ya'll from Raleigh, North Carolina
Grampa Rich here......(not rich grampa as all the 9 grands and 17 great-grandkids like to think). I've got a cub 128 and a 1811, and I would like to find other cub fanatics in the area that might want to wheel and deal with parts (and maybe services). ..I decided a while back never to get old...- Rich Donohue
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