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Archive through January 08, 2018
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Mike C.
Pretty much everything can be bought for these old Cubs.
Mike M.
Your probably right, LOL
Pretty much everything can be bought for these old Cubs.
Mike M.
Your probably right, LOL
Mike C,
If you don't have compression after you heard the snapping noise, you most likely broke the connecting rod inside the engine. Other causes could be blown spark plug or head gasket or broken piston.
Did you check the oil level before starting the engine after you got it. The most frequent cause of engine failure is running them low on oil.
If you don't have compression after you heard the snapping noise, you most likely broke the connecting rod inside the engine. Other causes could be blown spark plug or head gasket or broken piston.
Did you check the oil level before starting the engine after you got it. The most frequent cause of engine failure is running them low on oil.
