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Posted by Dann on December 12, 2002 at 05:58:30 from (209.42.180.197):
Got a 706, at a sale thought I got a bargin! Got her home started operating on old girl! Ouch" found the engine had been run hot, head cracked, dropped valve, busted piston, bent rod, busted timing gears, Pulled engine found clutch ripped out, pto shaft stripped, Now I wonder about Ta and Trans? What a bargin! My wife thinks I the only one that ever did this!Anybody else ever buy one of these bargins! All I can do now is laugh at my self. Have a Merry X-mas
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