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Old 06-14-2017, 06:08 PM
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This was 1 mile from my house, it ran when parked....
At least there is no gas in the tank.
It came with a 42" deck, and I have the grill and the other tire.

409800 off the line, so it has the crappy wiring left over from the 7x 1x6 1x7 series.

Funky muffler isn't it?
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Funky muffler...maybe...but it looks like it was made well. I like the two different front wheels. What are your plans for this one?
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Old 06-14-2017, 07:09 PM
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Funky muffler...maybe...but it looks like it was made well. I like the two different front wheels. What are your plans for this one?
Ahhh the mixes tires, I have the other, came off the bead when moving it.

My plans, is there ever one, is to get it running. Hehe.
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Looks decent in the pics Lew. How's the seat? Has a shadow on it, but I don't see any rips/tears.....

I like the muffler. What is it? Doesn't look like an IH or a Nelson....
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I like that muffler, looks tough. Wonder how it sounds.2
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Nice machine! And within walking distance too!

What's wrong with the muffler? Looks like the one I have on all my tractors...
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Nice machine! And within walking distance too!

What's wrong with the muffler? Looks like the one I have on all my tractors...
Muffler has a bigger outlet, welded end cap instead of crimped, and looks to be much heavier guage steel.
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How mush jew want fo da muffla?
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Nice machine! And within walking distance too!

What's wrong with the muffler? Looks like the one I have on all my tractors...
I have yet checked out the muffler for any markings, looks like a Nelson though.
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