Unused - Cub Cadett Motor 25cc 2-cycle Engine - Bike Bicycle - Weed Eater on 2040-parts.com
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CUB CADETT (MTD)2 CYCLE WEED EATER MOTOR.NEW OLD STOCK.I FITTED IT UP TO MY WEED EATER AND WOULD NOT FIT IT.THIS MOTOR HAS NEVER BEEN RAN.25CC that translate to 1.1 horse power.NEW OLD STOCK.
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