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Just curious, how did ya'll know that it is a 100. I was given this 70 earlier this summer. I was comparing them and I can't see anything different other than maybe the muffler. What do you guys see that I'm missing?
The air cleaner and muffler are the dead giveaway that his has a 10hp.
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The air cleaner and muffler are the dead giveaway that his has a 10hp.
Yep. 7's and 10's look completely different.
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Yep. 7's and 10's look completely different.
OK, thanks. I can't see the motor very well in the op's picture other than the muffler difference, and then I thought it could have been modded. Guess its time to consider a new hi-def monitor. (or new glasses)
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Good deal for 25.00. Prolly was a 70 at one time, steering wheel and the excess throttle cable hanging on the side lead
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What's the serial number??
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Thanks guys ! I’m going to go pick it up on Tuesday and I’ll get to look closer into it
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