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Archive through June 07, 2007
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snorris
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Anybody have some nice pics of the K361 engine?
I see pieces of them on ebay once in a while, but no complete ones and I'm curious about it. Seems like pretty mean engine from the parts I have seen.
I see pieces of them on ebay once in a while, but no complete ones and I'm curious about it. Seems like pretty mean engine from the parts I have seen.
Stevenson,
You might ask over in the pullers section. There's not much need for 361's in pre 1981 Cubs.
You might ask over in the pullers section. There's not much need for 361's in pre 1981 Cubs.
glippert
Well-known member
Thanks, Tim.
Jerry _ I told you to tell everyone I said to kiss a JD right in the raidiator!
HOOTERS was fun as they always are
I seen one yeller cub in Mt. Vernon, IL right under Frank's nose. Didn't get to see it soon enough to see what it was. Took a couple of pics of some kind of old International truck that was where I got my Vega. I'll post pics somewhere tomorrow (today).
He had an interseting orchard sprayer that was horse drawn with a wooden tank and paddles that ran to keep it stirred up. He said it was suppose to have had a little engine to run the pump but it was gone. I didn't even think to ask him who made it.
I'm going to bed!
HOOTERS was fun as they always are
I seen one yeller cub in Mt. Vernon, IL right under Frank's nose. Didn't get to see it soon enough to see what it was. Took a couple of pics of some kind of old International truck that was where I got my Vega. I'll post pics somewhere tomorrow (today).
He had an interseting orchard sprayer that was horse drawn with a wooden tank and paddles that ran to keep it stirred up. He said it was suppose to have had a little engine to run the pump but it was gone. I didn't even think to ask him who made it.
I'm going to bed!
KENtuckyKen: Sears & Maytag used to have little gasoline engines back in those days for their washing machines. The exhaust was usually vented out of the house. I wonder if thats what wasn't used?
The 1000 is driving me nuts at my age that is not hard to do. Can not get the hood aligned up perfect. I hate being a perfectionist!!!
Pops
The 1000 is driving me nuts at my age that is not hard to do. Can not get the hood aligned up perfect. I hate being a perfectionist!!!
Pops
Lawrence E.
Did ya by any chance check the FAQ page listed above?
Did ya by any chance check the FAQ page listed above?
