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Old 05-27-2013, 12:10 AM
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Congrats on the 70 Lew!
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Old 05-27-2013, 12:14 AM
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What would the creeper be used for with no rear lift. Mowing REALLY tall grass/weeds???
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What would the creeper be used for with no rear lift. Mowing REALLY tall grass/weeds???
Creeper gears aren't really for ground-engagement... They were more-so designed for attachments that needed more power from the engine like mowing, snow-blowing, and rototilling where slow and steady get the job done nicer.
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Very nice! Someday I'm hoping to find a 100 like that
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Very nice! Someday I'm hoping to find a 100 like that
This is a model 70. The Only difference between a 70 and 100 is engine size, and sticker identification. Models 70 had a k161, when the 100's had a k241.
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What everyone else said Lew! Congrat's on your 70, Very Nice!!!
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I got it running last night, runs on the choke only,so it will need a carb clean.I will have some time today and go through it possibly cutting the lawn today.
The po had a snow thrower for this at one time. There was some parts for it included in the sale.
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Rebuilt the carb,put the proper fuel line on it,and got it running.Non smoking ,non knocking k181.No grass cutting today as the PTO has a po fiber button thingy arm dohicky on it and wore out the thrust button.

Now to move this other one in the last picture,down the road...
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Another nice find, Lew! Keep dragging 'em in!
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