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cubber

09-12-2006 10:25:06

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Anyone know of a good tool for removing the valve springs/keepers? I've got one for 'regular' sized engines but it's too big for the small spaces of a cub. I've gone the screwdriver route before, too slow. Any recommendations? Thanks!

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john *.?-!.* cub owner

09-13-2006 06:36:32

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Re: Cub valve job in reply to cubber, 09-12-2006 10:25:06

I use a brigs and stratton type compressor, but I have turned one set of jaws over and rather than squeezing the spring with it, I rest one jaw on the casting below and open the compressor to push the spring up. When reinstalling the keepers put a little dab of grease on the inside. They will stick to the valve stem while you release the spring.

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cubber

09-13-2006 17:49:50

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Re: Cub valve job in reply to john *.?-!.* cub owner, 09-13-2006 06:36:32

Thanks, john! I've heard that before and it 'do' work.

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Thanks!

09-12-2006 18:17:58

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Re: Cub valve job in reply to cubber, 09-12-2006 10:25:06

Thanks to Andy and gene, I'll check out the sears one first, it's closer. Appreciate the help!

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gene (missouri)

09-12-2006 11:50:23

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Re: Cub valve job in reply to cubber, 09-12-2006 10:25:06

Sears has an adjustable valve spring compressor for just under $20.00.

It will work on the Cub. You will need to use a block of wood on the top of the block because the height adjustment isn't great enough for the Cub.

The Sears valve spring commpressor works well on other small engines.

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Andy Martin

09-12-2006 10:38:50

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Re: Cub valve job in reply to cubber, 09-12-2006 10:25:06

Check out the spring compressers for Briggs and Stratton.

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