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Old 01-01-2014, 12:17 AM
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The 1872 is dead. I tried to start it today, after it died on me Sunday. It won't start at all, and now the starter is making a funny noise while turning over. Going to have some parts replaced, and be done with it.
Sorry to hear that Allen.
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The 1872 is dead. I tried to start it today, after it died on me Sunday. It won't start at all, and now the starter is making a funny noise while turning over. Going to have some parts replaced, and be done with it.
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Sorry to hear that Allen.
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Thanks guys! The super should be good as new, once some new parts are installed.
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Sorry to hear about the super Allen. Does your oil have a gasoline smell to it?
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Thanks Todd! I've smelled it, but didn't notice any gas odor.
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We got Jenn's Christmas decorations put up. Used Dually and grandpa's cart today.

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The 1872 is dead. I tried to start it today, after it died on me Sunday. It won't start at all, and now the starter is making a funny noise while turning over. Going to have some parts replaced, and be done with it.
Allen that's bad news about your cub being sick I hope its a cheap fix! I think there must be a virus going around that's affecting the 1872s I noticed a few members having problems I hope mine don't catch it.
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My 2072 is missing the rear end and it's in the basement waiting to get torn apart. lol.
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Nice pic of Dually Allen! You need some snow on the ground there!
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