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Old 07-03-2018, 07:29 PM
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Falcon you live in PA and it is cub central. Depending on where you’re located you may have others on here that would make the swap for you for a minimal fee or even some cold ones. Literally can be done in an afternoon by some here who have done it many times. If I was closer I would. Put some feelers out there about anyone interested that might be close, buy the engine and make it happen my good man.
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Bring it up to Horseheads NY, I'll put it in while you wait.
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Ever consider going into stand-up comedy? Sounds like you could come up with some good original material....

BTW...I did used to watch 60 minutes, but only took me 90 to do it...
Thank you for taking it in good nature. What ever your decision, I sincerely hope it all works out best for you. Now that being said, go out and by a $300 to $400 Crapsman/MTD to get you through the mowing and whatever, while you get through refurbing the 129.

After all, (and maybe this never crossed your mind), but if you become Cub-less you wouldn't fit in here like you do now. Think about that for awhile!
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Old 07-03-2018, 09:23 PM
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Thank you for taking it in good nature. What ever your decision, I sincerely hope it all works out best for you. Now that being said, go out and by a $300 to $400 Crapsman/MTD to get you through the mowing and whatever, while you get through refurbing the 129.

After all, (and maybe this never crossed your mind), but if you become Cub-less you wouldn't fit in here like you do now. Think about that for awhile!
Seriously! It's like the old Olive Garden commercial..."when you're here, you're family" lol....
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