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09-23-2018, 10:34 PM
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1864 followed me home
I need to stop searching craigslist for deals. This summer has gotten a bit out of hand as far as garage space goes
 I picked up my first Cyclops this evening, price seemed right. What i know so far: Starts and runs great. Seems to accelerate really fast, tight smooth turning radius. 135psi of compression in each cylinder. Snowblower in great shape, a blade that appears to have been adapted to fit. Known Issues -Missing tin around Muffler; starting to melt plastic by hood hinge -Hydro leak from rear, I will need to take the wheel pan to see whats going on there -A bit jerky on the hydro control I'll hopefully get around to looking into it a bit this week but i don't think ill get to address the rear leak till later this year so it will sit for now. The second picture is a picture is an IH/Cub Cadet Trailer, pretty interesting I've never seen one, he said he has paperwork to go with it. Pretty cool, tilts to load a tractor on it, pretty low profile too. I did not buy this, just posting a pic to share. Questions to follow after i do a bit of research 
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