Masseyharrisnut
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When you just too impatient to wait for the parts to repair the actual 720 cranking engine. Bring in the super 95.
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stevieb49829
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- Spirit Lake, Idaho
That cranking engine looks like it takes two. My extra set of hands is usually too busy planting things to help run the cranking engine!
Masseyharrisnut
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My CFO was all ready to come and help this evening but the 60 mile per hour wind gusts kept us in the house.
Masseyharrisnut
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Too cold and windy to fiddle with it.
Masseyharrisnut
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Got it running today rustred. Runs nice too.
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