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Posted by Lanse on August 07, 2007 at 18:29:31 from (64.12.116.74):
Thanks for your advice on the crapper, emem-uhh, snapper. I dod some mowing with it today. It is sitting out on the road now. I have to get it...anyway, it ran real well till I almost ran it out doing figure 8s in the lawn with it (It burned more then expected. I bought a $13 pair of vie grips and pulled the head this morning and used them and the bolt came right out. Probally could have run it with the bolt...(but aint sure). Now it just occasionally backfires and I forgot to put the muffeler back on before I started it (oops). Anywho, I have to go get it and put it in the garage for tonight. I will take it back out n the morning (its my only modivation to not sleep till 8). Hope to sell soon. Thanks for your advice, you guys are great!!
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