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Old 03-17-2009, 12:05 PM
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is that a 38 inch?
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Wow! Mine is 43 years old this year. I think it surpassed 15 years. It was a church beater too.
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15 years, they even undstated the qaulity back then. it is/was better then they were advertising. awesome, something that never, ever will happen today. now is the era of bogus longevity claims, overinflated hp ratings, and overall poor quality.
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There's a second page to that ad. I believe that is from an issue of National Geographic magazine. I wonder if I still have that issue around somewhere.
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The cutting swath looks a bit too small for that deck, doesn't it?
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The cutting swath looks a bit too small for that deck, doesn't it?
Hehehe, welcome to advertising...
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15 years ya say...???
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Im impressed! Glad I have two!
Anyone notice the guy on the cub with a hardhat on? Safety glasses, Id go with.
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Ha - that is funny - mowing with a hardhat. I guess they were just trying to convey "industrial strength" or something like that.
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