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Old 04-22-2014, 08:24 AM
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Congrats on the pull start! No deck or plow to go with those chains?

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Nice pull start Lew. Now you need to have Nick come over and learn how to start it. Let him pull and pull and pull.............................................. ...Then turn on the gas......

Nice "O".
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Nice pull start Lew. Now you need to have Nick come over and learn how to start it. Let him pull and pull and pull.............................................. ...Then turn on the gas......

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Lol josh good one.
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Nice pull start Lew. Now you need to have Nick come over and learn how to start it. Let him pull and pull and pull.............................................. ...Then turn on the gas......

Nice "O".
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Nice pull start Lew. Now you need to have Nick come over and learn how to start it. Let him pull and pull and pull.............................................. ...Then turn on the gas......

Nice "O".
A pastor at a church I belonged to told us a story once; "i went to go start my rototiller (he was big into gardening) and I yanked and yanked and couldn't get it to go, then realized the gas was off." it still makes me laugh thinking about it to this day.
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Nice score on the "O" Lew
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Man you guys are hard on Nick.
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Not me,I like Nick,

Did some work on the motor today,fixed the missing bolt on the bearing plate , cleaned up the oily mess it left.changed out the wiring for the points and magneto.
Tomorrow I will see how it runs...
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You know the drill Lew! Pics?
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We all like Nick. We all like giving Nick a hard time, too.
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