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12-11-2012, 01:34 PM
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Crank-mas cub
After neglecting to fulfill my cubs needs of running her daily, I parked her in the garage and there she sat for a month or so being only run once in a while. Pulled out the old 125 and she started hard. After talking to my gramps who was also having trouble with his 4 wheeler, he suggested I try throwing some drygas in the cub. As of this point she is now running decent once she starts, but is in need for a new battery (I have to start it while hooked up to life support a.k.a the battery charger) but after she warms up purs. I am planning on using her to pull a small wagon of split wood that is across the yard from my house. Small task to keep her busy during the winter while the Deere gets the snowblowing duties this year.
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12-11-2012, 01:36 PM
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I forgot to add the reason I added the drygas is cuz the gas wasn't OLD but It wasn't too new either so I was worried with he stuff we have nowadays, I could have potentially gotten some water inthe tank due to condensation or what not, especially with these weather changes.
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