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12-20-2013, 03:32 PM
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Did you ever do something so dump.....??
Did you ever do something so dumb you just had to tell someone about it?
Well I guess I will start be cause I did it today. Got 4 inches of snow and some drifting last night, woke up at my normal 4am and decided well I will go out and attack the drive with the cub and plow. head out about 5:30am it is -11 and back the cub out of the garage and turn the key. cranking cranking cranking no start. check the gas and add some. crank crank crank, no start. make sure choke is on. crank crank crank, no start. get the spark tester out, got spark. crank crank crank, no start. pull the air cleaner, shot of happy gas for the motor (starting fluid). crank crank crank, no start. pull the plug, little dirty put a new one in. crank crank crank, no start. pull the plug spray happy gas in the plug hole, put the plug back in. crank crank crank, no start. 15 min of farting with this in -11 snow, now my feet are cold and I am getting mad. try one more time. crank crank crank, no start. stand there dumb founded for a few min. then I realize I had the throttle in the off or so low it aint going to run position put it in the omg I got to get this done position turned the key and she fired on the 1st crank. I hate being stupid 
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