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Re: 100 Cub Cadet. What is availible in the way of
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Posted by Don LC on December 10, 2003 at 22:15:02 from (24.166.244.70):
In Reply to: 100 Cub Cadet. What is availible in the way of a n posted by R Wyler on December 10, 2003 at 16:58:38:
Red Dave has the answer.....easy to do....just remove the wires , carb., starter,, gas tank......four bolts hold it on from the bottom......first remove the hood and the cast front end......when you put it back use a new clutch......take the bare engine to local outo parts place that has machine shop.......not hard to do and will save you half the money of a new one....these engines can be overhauld 3 times......take pictures as you take it apart....use them as a guide going back togeather......
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