Specifically, the oil filler cap (not the dipstick cap) for Cub Cadet
GT-2550?

Vlad wrote:
Specifically, the oil filler cap (not the dipstick cap) for Cub Cadet
GT-2550?

Plastic baggie w/ rubberband over it?

Find/make an appropriately-sized stopper?

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On Jun 22, 12:10*pm, (Vlad) wrote:
Specifically, the oil filler cap (not the dipstick cap) for Cub Cadet
GT-2550?

You can find something like this in the right size and use it
forever. Find a place to connect the chain and you might keep it
forever, too.

http://tinyurl.com/lylfyv
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- gpsman

Vlad wrote:
Specifically, the oil filler cap (not the dipstick cap) for Cub Cadet
GT-2550?

Aluminum foil? I don't think there's any pressure behind it...

On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 13:28:55 -0500, "HeyBub"
wrote:

Vlad wrote:
Specifically, the oil filler cap (not the dipstick cap) for Cub Cadet
GT-2550?

Aluminum foil? I don't think there's any pressure behind it...

No sir. Oil is all over the garage floor after the mowing session.
The only possible exit from the engine must have been thru the capless
oil filler hole.

Vlad wrote:
Specifically, the oil filler cap (not the dipstick cap) for Cub Cadet
GT-2550?

Is it the '24 755 46-S' on the Kohler CV12.5-1215 engine?

This will substitute pretty well:
http://www.upstateoutdoorpowerequipm...lerEngine.aspx

U$5.15

--Winston

In article , (Vlad)
wrote:

Oil is all over the garage floor after the mowing session.
The only possible exit from the engine must have been thru the capless
oil filler hole.

Maybe next time, mow the lawn instead of the garage floor.

Smitty Two wrote:
In article , (Vlad)
wrote:

Oil is all over the garage floor after the mowing session.
The only possible exit from the engine must have been thru the
capless oil filler hole.

Maybe next time, mow the lawn instead of the garage floor.

"But I could not get my RV through the door!"

On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:28:02 -0700, Smitty Two
wrote:

In article , (Vlad)
wrote:

Oil is all over the garage floor after the mowing session.
The only possible exit from the engine must have been thru the capless
oil filler hole.

Maybe next time, mow the lawn instead of the garage floor.

Looks kike even the home repair group has assholes, asshole.

In article , (Restless)
wrote:

On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:28:02 -0700, Smitty Two
wrote:

In article , (Vlad)
wrote:

Oil is all over the garage floor after the mowing session.
The only possible exit from the engine must have been thru the capless
oil filler hole.

Maybe next time, mow the lawn instead of the garage floor.

Looks kike even the home repair group has assholes, asshole.

Oh, gosh. I didn't realize this thread was crossposted to
alt.no.sense.of.humor. Sorry, Miss Manners.

I thought that the fill cap was on top?

If there is oil showing on the floor, would you think maybe
something at the bottom is leaking?

On the other hand, maybe the CIA is doing brain control
experiments, and you're the victim of a psychiatric mower
inverter ray. They do it between 3 AM and 4 AM. But, you can
block the ray by stapling aluminum foil to the inside of
your garage, shiny side out.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
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"Vlad" wrote in message
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No sir. Oil is all over the garage floor after the mowing
session.
The only possible exit from the engine must have been thru
the capless
oil filler hole.

Restless wrote:
On Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:28:02 -0700, Smitty Two
wrote:

In article , (Vlad)
wrote:

Oil is all over the garage floor after the mowing session.
The only possible exit from the engine must have been thru the capless
oil filler hole.
Maybe next time, mow the lawn instead of the garage floor.

Looks kike even the home repair group has assholes, asshole.

Why are you badmouthing my Jewish cousins?

TDD