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Old 03-20-2011, 01:03 PM
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No other side cover did not come with it...didnt even notice that when i bought it but it is noooo biggie to me..will probally take the other one off and hang it in my garage.....

yea the exaust is blowing down on the mule drive so I will probally move or modify it some how....

Im pretty darn happy with the price i paid for it...heck i just bought a 129 few weeks ago for $100 and just found out that the exaust valve is stuck open and have to put it back together...so for $3oo for a running unit with a bigger motor and working hydro lift i think i kinda underpaid but im cheep..hahahhahahah

thanks everyone!!!
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Wow!! I've got to start going to auctions....I've been relying to much on chance opportunities, instead of well laid plans. Nice find....Enjoy that one--its not everyday that you find one in that good of shape for that price.

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I would look for the other side pannel. The quiet lines were designed to cool properly with the side panels on. And they look nicer lol
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No other side cover did not come with it...didnt even notice that when i bought it but it is noooo biggie to me..will probally take the other one off and hang it in my garage.....

yea the exaust is blowing down on the mule drive so I will probally move or modify it some how....

Im pretty darn happy with the price i paid for it...heck i just bought a 129 few weeks ago for $100 and just found out that the exaust valve is stuck open and have to put it back together...so for $3oo for a running unit with a bigger motor and working hydro lift i think i kinda underpaid but im cheep..hahahhahahah

thanks everyone!!!
John
Well said Nick! Call or email Rich at Patton acres I bet he has one. Or put a wanted post.
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