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Old 02-07-2018, 05:06 PM
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Today after work I got the Original out to try for the first time with the snow blower. A little trial and error with the height adjustment because of my gravel driveway. Overall I think it worked pretty well.
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Good job, is that a home made spring assist you made out of bungee cord?
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Good job, is that a home made spring assist you made out of bungee cord?
Thanks Lew! No that is actually a ratchet strap the lift rod is the incorrect length so I used the ratchet strap to hold the lift handle all the way back and that only raises the blower an inch or so. Hope to get that fixed soon if I figure out what rod I need. We didn't get much snow but I was anxious to try it out.
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That's pretty neat. Never saw a blower on an "O."
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If I get a chance I will measure my two rods and let you know the length of each.
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Very nice original. That is one that's been on my radar for some time, just haven't found it yet. Hope to find one that nice
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This Original is one of three that I have picked up recently. Has fenders, wheel weights, creeper gear, Danco BB-36 and I also got the oil bath and original headlights that came along with it. The original brochure came with the package as well and has the prices handwritten on it which I thought was pretty neat!
I am going to take a wild guess an say those are not the original headlights and mounting brackets.
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I couldn’t get the links to the vids to work
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I am going to take a wild guess an say those are not the original headlights and mounting brackets.
That is correct but I have the original lights and brackets. The PO put the LED lights on.
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