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Old 05-04-2014, 07:48 AM
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The PO didn't have any pics of this machine with all his modifications being used did he? I'm sure it was quite the outfit to use! Although I hate to see anything cut up like this, It's a testament to the overall quality of the machine that the owner would make all those modifications. He wasn't doing it for merely show but for making a living. There is a huge difference between a working machine and a backyard play toy.
I agree, I didn't ask if he had any pics.
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Old 05-04-2014, 09:53 AM
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I cut the rigged bracket off the side off the frame and ground the welds down flat and put some yellow paint on there to clean it up, pics later.
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It's later! Where the pics Nickster?
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It's later! Where the pics Nickster?
Soon mikester.
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It's later! Where the pics Nickster?
Right here.
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Much better Nick!
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Thanks mike, i agree.
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Looking better, Nick.
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Looking better, Nick.
Thanks Allen. Here's the pic of the cleaned carb, new fuel line and filter. Still have to adjust the carb.
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