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Old 06-24-2013, 12:04 PM
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Glad to hear it was an easy fix!
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Had some Sun, before the T-storms, so I got the super out for a quick spin!

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Looks great Allen sporting the new foot treads!
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Looks great Allen sporting the new foot treads!
Thanks Mike, I sure am! Thanks again!
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cool, looks great allen, nice foot treads, what, power steering, i really want a super
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allen, im happy to hear it was an easy fix, i love it when they fire up quickly, makes u feel proud
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cool, looks great allen, nice foot treads, what, power steering, i really want a super
Thanks Nick! You'd love a super!
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Went to start my 125 and no dice, dead battery. I did notice that the key switch was in the on position. Will that kill the battery? When it's running the volt meter shows its charging. I put it on the charger and we are back in business. I made sure to shut the key switch off. I will see what the deal is in a couple of days.

That always happens to me if I forget to switch the key off completely.

Dead, a slight charge & fires right up.

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Thanks Nik! I guess I will pay more attention
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New shoes look good Allen. You got a good looking team of horses there
I took the 1330 over to the company to do my weekly mowing job. And let down the deck, flipped the PTO switch, and the deck engaged and stopped. Blew the belt.
Drive back home, get in the truck and drive five miles to my dealer and picked up a new belt. Came home and installed the new belt, went back over there and finished what I was there to do the first time
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