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Old 05-12-2018, 05:25 PM
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Haha just kidding just ruffling some feathers no way would I let it go for that
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Motor was redone just finished breaking it in
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Forgot to mention that it has a plow and 38" deck that are not redone....yet
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Its alittle pixilated sorry
If this info was posted in a CL ad while shopping for one I would think........

Fuzzy pic means:
Probably a rattle can paint job without masking off anything.

"Motor was redone just finished breaking it in" means:
but something does not sound just right so I am going to sell it quick vs figuring out what is about to let go.

"it has a plow and 38" deck that are not redone....yet" means:
engine is about to blow and I need to sell it all really quick, can't be wasting time and effort to spray bomb those too.

All of the above is truly meant to be funny and an observation of what some sellers sell on CL.

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Old 05-12-2018, 07:53 PM
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They are worthless, but I'll pay you scrap value. Just send me your address and I'll come pick it up and do you a favor to save you a trip to the dump.
That's gonna be a long drive.
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I'll be honest I'm not even gonna bother trying to get a clear picture up on this website. My phone has a 12megapixel camera and when I try and shrink it that is what happens. I will brush up on my CL cipher code and report back with a proper response.
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Should of known it's never an easy answer with you guys



Also ment to be funny
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