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Old 01-04-2017, 03:31 PM
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Going to pick this up when the weather warms up. It is a long road trip, and the fellow that has them says he is in no hurry. 1st is a recoil Original that is 75% correct. It currently has a K181 in it, but he has the original 161 that was in it. He also has the original Fairbanks and Morse pull start to go back in it. I have a completely rebuilt 161 sitting in the garage. I don't know what year it is, but couldn't I just take the coil and magneto out of the 181 and switch it to the rebuilt 161?
2nd one is a 1961 plain jane Original, but is in good shape. Here are a couple pics of the early one.
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Your getting to many O's, there won't be any left for other people.
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Your getting to many O's, there won't be any left for other people.
Lol, And I got the neighbors with the dual wheels. That will make 5 total. I will probably sell 1 or 2, if I can make myself do it. Here is one more pic.
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That looks nice, not sure what is going on with the recoil, hopefully the other is usable.
Prolly broke the recoil spring.
So when you picking them up?
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IMO I'd go get it sooner rather than later so he doesn't change his mind.
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IMO I'd go get it sooner rather than later so he doesn't change his mind.
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I've heard this before from sellers and then all of a sudden they won't take your calls, emails, etc and POOF it's gone.
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That looks nice, not sure what is going on with the recoil, hopefully the other is usable.
Prolly broke the recoil spring.
So when you picking them up?
He told me there's nothing wrong with the original one. He said he just liked the other one better. It attaches to the dash tower and makes it easier to pull? I am going in March. It's a 12 hour drive, but I am gonna stop and visit family while I'm there.
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IMO I'd go get it sooner rather than later so he doesn't change his mind.
He gave me his word and that's good enough for me. He said they have been just sitting in the barn taking up space. I offered to pay him now, but he said they weren't going anywhere, I had first refusal. And I won't refuse the deal he gave me. He also has the decks, spare parts and a push blade for a O.
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I've heard this before from sellers and then all of a sudden they won't take your calls, emails, etc and POOF it's gone.
If you want them, make it happen.
Believe me, I felt that way until I talked to him. I was ready to jump in the truck and leave. But I still need to know if the mag. and coil will fit in the new engine I have? I can't think of a reason it wouldn't?
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