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Old 02-02-2011, 01:16 PM
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I have been on the OCC before to look around many times and, as a new member am looking forward to getting my feet wet with the computer part of getting into navigating the site and figuring out how everything works--bear with.
I have had a 104 since '72 I bought used and I can't let it go . I am going to restore it this winter . It runs well and mows great . It has a few issues that need attention and I need to help my neighbor understand that old yellow and white is right and new yellow and green isn't quite as nice -
I am blessed with fair mechanical skills and tools and experience and am looking forward to interacting with you guys -hope you like some of my future post & pics and likewise . I have a vegetable garden trees and a lots of successes and mistakes . You only get better . I just got a cheap flux wire welder that I hope I can use to repair and fabricate stuff for my power equipment . Looking forward to interacting with like minded guys like you all and ideas for my 104 restoration HELP
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Cant wait to see your 104! You will love how helpful everyone on this site is! It is so much more insightful than nothing but a manual
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Old 02-03-2011, 01:13 PM
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Welcome!! This is the best site around and quite easy to navigate, any troubles just ask us for help. That's great that you've owned the 104 for 38 years, must have been pretty nice when you got it. I need to get a mig welder too. Look forward to seeing some pics of your 104
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