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Re: Did you see the W-4 on ebay?
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Posted by Steven@nd on December 10, 2002 at 11:45:36 from (165.234.131.150):
In Reply to: Did you see the W-4 on ebay? posted by ron in MN on December 09, 2002 at 17:46:10:
Hard to say what it might be, but there sure are some major things wrong with it... List of things wrong: wrong paint in a lot of places, toggle switch, anti-skid tape on the platform, wire loom covers are definitaly not correct, I've never seen a magneto like that either, a wing nut to hold the unoriginal oil fill cap on, spark plug wires totally wrong, rims painted white, angle iron battery holder (homemade), oil filter canister painted silver, pinstriping?!?!?!?, plastic or rubber fuel line with cutoff valve on bellhousing, decals in the wrong places, wrong gauges, doesn't look like factory air cleaner cap. I'm probably missing something, but someone sure went through a lot of work to mess up a good tractor.
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