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I gotta say I'm happy with what I have here. This 104 was sitting in a pasture beside an old building for Lord only knows how many years. Took me over a year to get it from the guy. Good tune up deck rebuild some original parts from Ebay and a few cuss words and she is ready to mow the yard in the morning. Thanks for everyone's help over the last month or so.
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Your 104 is looking great! Seat time on any of these machines is a great reward for a job well done.
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Looking good.
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I see you have your helper/side kick out there.
Bring back memories of my Son and I when he was that age. A job that would take 15 minutes myself would take 2 hours with my Son. Best 2 hours I spent.
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Looks pretty good for being 50 years old
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Strikes a string in my heart. That was how my father was,if it took 2 hours to do a 15 min job,so be it. He taught me what I know and gave me the curiosity I still have today to learn way beyond his abilities. I hope he knows how much I appreciate him over a half century after he has passed on. So much of that is lost today with absentee parents.
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