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Posted by Steve on August 14, 2002 at 23:02:14 from (206.148.28.17):
In Reply to: Snapper Riding Mowers posted by Rev JJ on August 14, 2002 at 06:48:03:
I agree with the others, the older snappers are almost indestructible and most engines are adaptable for replacements. As a rule I stay away from name brand equipment sold thru the "big box" stores. The quality is different than what is found at your dealer and rather than a ready to go unit you get a big box and some mediocre assembly instructions. I used to work at one of those stores and I have been tinkering with lawn equipment for about 13 years.
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