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Old 05-31-2011, 05:22 PM
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Figured I would start another thread on this.
Delivered the 149 Saturday that I sold and picked up this 72 same day.
Guy says it runs so when I have time I will see!
Here are the pictures Duke!!!
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Old 05-31-2011, 05:34 PM
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That's a nice looking 72, Mike!
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Old 05-31-2011, 05:40 PM
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Nice 72! I hope to find a cheap one someday
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that's cool. I never realized how small the air cleaners were on the 7HPs. Pretty wild.
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I told you that hole wouldn't be open very long. Only took him a couple hours to fill it! Looks great Mike, you can hear it run after the 582!!!!!!!!!! hehehe.
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Nice 72 Mike!
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Thanks Guys!!
Good one Eric!
That's right, the 582 is next!
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Nice 72 Mike,
What size deck is that?
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Nice Cub mike. Your collection is changing so quick I might have to come back out soon.
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Thanks Lew and Nate!

Lew,

It has the 38" on it.

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Come on over! I have some more in the works hopefully within the next week or so.
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