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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Cub Loboy...
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Posted by Jim Broughton on June 14, 2003 at 22:18:58 from (207.220.163.47):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Cub Loboy... posted by Stan(PA) on June 14, 2003 at 17:40:42:
The little Cub engine is really simple to repair,assuming there isn't anything major wrong.
If you are a pretty savvy mechanic, you can do it yourself. I overhauled mine (59 Lo-Boy) after getting the engine "unstuck" (it was froze-up) and the parts from my local tractor supplier came to $144.74.Then discovered that the starter was bad...another $83.00 to get it re-built, but all in all, not too costly and she runs fine. If you order the complete piston and ring kit, plus all the gaskets from Yesterday's tractors On-Line store, it will cost you about $239.00 plus $63.00 for the gasket set,but I'm betting your pistons are O.K.,so only rings,bearings ,seals and gaskets would get you by.
If you decide to do this, FIRST..buy
a good manual..it'll cost you $20.00 but it will
be the best $20.00 you ever spent.
Lots of luck, they are a great little machine!
Jim
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