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Old 10-05-2016, 09:18 PM
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That is cooooooool! I Would have gotten it too !
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Amazing what people throw away these days....
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That thing is awesome
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Call me stupid, but I would've walked by it and not given two craps.
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That is so cool.

Sooo.... did you take the missing parts off? (Mag, carb, radiator) Or are they just missing?

Any idea what it is? I hunted on Google and couldn't find anything that looked like it......

That looks like a Hercules engine. Continental engine that small would have the dist in the center of the head.
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That is a very nice find!!!!!!!!
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Just makes sense to me......You need a BULLdozer to handle all of the BULLs**t she says to you. I think you will get a lot of use out of that little guy as long as you are married......Now I have to go find one, too! Heck, I imagine I would even name it if I had it! Nice find.

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That looks like so much fun. Time to do a little loggin. Mike
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That's a great find! Glad you got it.
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...just tell her its her new lawn mower. You are trying to recreate the unit in the photo; it just happens to be missing a few things.

I like it and would have done exactly as you have done..bring it home.
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