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Old 03-06-2018, 07:43 PM
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Looks home made, did you open it up yet and see what is inside?
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Congratulations on finding a 4 digit and with pull start!
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Looks home made, did you open it up yet and see what is inside?
I haven't opened it up yet...hopefully it is full of gold coins.

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Very nice score Martin!
I too hope it's full of gold coins! Then, you can buy more!
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Very nice Martin and look at that sweet looking #1 cart.
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Very nice Martin and look at that sweet looking #1 cart.
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Wow that is extremely nice!! Low 4 digit at that!!

You did very well!!

My O came from IH with a pull start but as the original owner got older he had electric start added... so it's both now!

I'd love to stumble into a 3 or 4 digit one day!... maybe?

Does it still have the collared spindles and possibly the thin axle?
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Wow that is extremely nice!! Low 4 digit at that!!

You did very well!!

My O came from IH with a pull start but as the original owner got older he had electric start added... so it's both now!

I'd love to stumble into a 3 or 4 digit one day!... maybe?

Does it still have the collared spindles and possibly the thin axle?
The Original still has the collared spindles but no thin axle.
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Very nice Martin. Closest I’ve had is one that had a pull start dash tower but no engine.
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WOW... you scored big!

Thanks for the pic!
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