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    Another Cub Won't Start CSC

    Jim, I see what you are saying now. I had never seen the firing order set forth that way before. Your number display just threw me off. Thanks.
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    Another Cub Won't Start CSC

    Are you sure you have that firing order right? I think it is 1342. No. 1 is marked on the distributor cap and, as you say, the rotor turns around clockwise inside the cap as one faces the outside "top" of the cap.
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    Milky Gauge Face

    In your auto parts store look for a product that is used to restore plastic car headlight lens that have clouded over. It should work in your case.
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    Cub questions

    Here is where you can get a good battery box. Unique Design Workshop 830 South Main Street DeGraff, Ohio 43318 Phone: (937) 585-6475
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    Are these people for real

    Did you ever sell a "Wood Wagon"? It could be he found something old with your name on it on the Internet.
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    Penetrating oils...WD 40, PB Blaster, etc Best?

    Years ago I had an old Pinto automobile. When the automatic transmission went out, I took the pan off and I saw that a brass or copper (not sure which) screen filter was completed erroded. I figured out that the ATF fluid had dissolved the screen and small particles got loose and went into the...
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    How to disc a field?

    I do not know if you live in a colder region of the country. If you do, you should wait until the frost goes out in the Spring and just after the soil has firmed up some, roll the soil with a heavy roller in different directions.
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    Copper battery cable clamps.

    Never criticize a curious mind. That is how we all progress.
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    Hole in block??

    I am curious about your remark on peening. Does this have something to do with preventing the cast iron from cracking after welding? If so, do you know why it works? Thanks.
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    wire sleeving

    The sleeves are available at the suggested places. They work like the old chinese fingerlocks where the sleeve material is woven or braided so it collapses when it is pulled or stretched and opens when it is pushed together.
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    Recommendations for non-iso painting

    Thanks for sharing all the knowledge, which I find very helpful. I welcome any other thoughts you may have on this issue.
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    Recommendations for non-iso painting

    I have two Cubs that need painting. I have limited experience in painting and am not qualified to use the iso hardeners. Obviously, I am not interested in show room quality but I would like to do the best job possible. I have the two set HF HVLP gun set. What is your recommendation for the...
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    cub with ignitor system

    Once you are sure you have number 1 on the compression stroke, TDC can be nailed down by positioning the TDC mark on the crank pull opposite the pointed timing post.
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    Overflow tube

    If it is a pressurized system, the overflow needs to be in the radiator neck above the spring seal on the radiator cap. Even in non-pressurized systems, I would place the overflow as high as possible.
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    Tall gas cap question

    Zach, The tall gas cap is the result of an IH recall following litigation over fire related issues with the original equipment cap. See the link for covered models Untitled URL Link
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