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Old 03-08-2016, 08:39 PM
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Fine, but needs a gas tank.

How do you run,drive it without one,inquiring minds want to know?
Did you trade the 149 I sold you for it?
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Old 03-08-2016, 09:28 PM
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Congratulations! I have a 1200, love it! What's wrong with your gas tank? Does it have a hole worn in it?
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Nice lookin 1200 there cubcadet, looks like longislandcubs took good care of it, good deal!
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How do you run,drive it without one,inquiring minds want to know?
Did you trade the 149 I sold you for it?
It ran and drove before it started leaking
Yes I did, got a gas tank for it? I guess you aren't selling me anything tho, oh well.
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Thanks guys, I have to check where it's leaking.
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It ran and drove before it started leaking
Yes I did, got a gas tank for it? I guess you aren't selling me anything tho, oh well.

No tank,be careful when running it ,or it may catch fire.
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No tank,be careful when running it ,or it may catch fire.
Ok the tank is off.
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Nice 1200, Nick.
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Nice 1200 Nick!! Great to hear when two people have entered into an amicable trade and a friendship is established.

Have you thought about welding the tank, if it is not too big of a hole. I saw some neat vids on Youtube about guys welding plastic. One guy told me that little plastic army men make good material for a plastic weld. I have a 42" or something like that roller that I picked up with a slice in the roller because PO left water in it for the winter. I found out about plastic welding after I used a JB weld epoxy on it. The epoxy has held up so well that there hasn't been a need to weld it, but I do not know if it would hold up with fuel always on it.

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Nice 1200 Nick!! Great to hear when two people have entered into an amicable trade and a friendship is established.

Have you thought about welding the tank, if it is not too big of a hole. I saw some neat vids on Youtube about guys welding plastic. One guy told me that little plastic army men make good material for a plastic weld. I have a 42" or something like that roller that I picked up with a slice in the roller because PO left water in it for the winter. I found out about plastic welding after I used a JB weld epoxy on it. The epoxy has held up so well that there hasn't been a need to weld it, but I do not know if it would hold up with fuel always on it.

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