[Farmall] Now cc 682

[John Hall]

Should be a KT17 engine. They used to be too expensive to pay a dealer to 
rebuild--cheaper to go with a short block or new engine. They were very 
prone to the needle valve sticking and letting the carb flood which resulted 
in flooding the engine with gas. If you didn't check the oil every time 
before you used it, you stood a good chance of blowing it. The dealer dad 
worked for had one guy that smelt the gas on the dipstick twice so he was 
fortunate enough to save his engine. They had a few other customers that 
weren't so lucky. Other than this they were great engines.

John Hall
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "ivan" <ivancou at alltel.net>
To: "Farmall/IHC mailing list" <farmall at lists.antique-tractor.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 18, 2005 10:00 PM
Subject: [Farmall] Now cc 682


> Well two weeks ago I went to an auction and bought a CC 482  . Right after
> the auctioneer said "sold :"  a guy steps up and asked if I'd be 
> interested
> in another .  So last night I drug  home a CC 682   , with a Kohler 17 hp 
> .
> So othere than the sticker on the air cleaner , where does one find the 
> mod
> & code of the engine ?   I didnt see it run but was told it smokes ,  at 
> the
> present I need a starter for it .  Thanks ,Ivan
>
>
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