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Posted by wrenchman on October 07, 2002 at 21:00:50 from (209.214.105.70):
In Reply to: what would work posted by Jim on October 06, 2002 at 19:14:34:
you might look into renting 1(or a few different ones)for just a little while to kinda see if it will do what you want...would also let you try out their different setups to see which you like best...btw,if your handy,you can usually pick one up that needs some work cheap from the rental outfits too...is how i got mine,is a Mustang 330 that had a blown engine(24hp onan)that i replaced with a 24hp kohler from a fried welder.got only bout $2500 total in er & is very useable...just an idea...
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