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Old 03-30-2014, 02:26 AM
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The best way to pick-up two ladies is with a quiet line!! Great haul Ryan and already running smooth!! Way to find 'em. Hope the 1650 runs as smooth.

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Nice scores on the quiet lines Ryan!
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Ryan,
Nice finds! Looks like you are turning into the "Cubcrazy of Iowa".
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Thanks guys
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Glad to hear the 1250 runs great Ryan! Hopefully, the 1650 is the same!
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Congrats! I love the QLs.
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Congrats! I love the QLs.
X2. For some reason they are becoming my favorite.
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Started in on the 1650 this afternoon. Got it turning over and cleaned vattery connections and points. Sparks and will fire but hesitates on the compression stroke. I wonder if the ACR is sticking some from sitting. Everything is froze up on this machine so it wouldnt surprise me if the ACR is stuck or possibly broken. But, it will run soon enough.

Just agreed to trade off the 1250 to a forum member here for some cool implements!
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