Butt here is a panel. We are not allowed to pull aside the curtain and see
them at work.
They are the insurance miscreants
The medical staff who slacks off on providing decent care
The boys from Big Pharma, who price the medication out of reach, so as to make
obscene profit
The welfare and
The goobermunt should have nothing to do or say as relates to our demise. If
you are able to assert your wishes for continued existence and can foot the
bill, then you should be allowed to. If you think it better to skip out a
little early, then go ahead. If your loved one desires to pursue
Jaime wrote:
Anyone on the list have a JD garden tractor?
John Deere 330, 332, 455, and similar models with the 3 cylinder
yanmar diesel really interest me. Anyone have one or any
experience? From what I've read, they're the diesel W123 of
garden tractors.
Yup. But it's not built with
On Aug 2, 2013 5:35 PM, Gary Hurst jabbahur...@gmail.com wrote:
he's only bought 4 radiators from me,
so it hasn't been so bad
BMWs have been notorious for cooling system problems since at least the
days of the 3.0 coupe and the Bavaria sedan. That's nearly 40 years! Why
can't they get it
Have ya tried emailing the law offices?
Hendrik
who might try to ring now seeing it's 3 in the morning in Seattle
On 02/08/13 10:06, WILTON wrote:
I checked, too; found no obit, etc. 'Been trying to call 'im all
afternoon; no answer. Will try more this evening.
Wilton
- Original
Oooh she can cover me in oil anytime.
Hendrik
who is off for a cold shower
On 03/08/13 00:41, Rich Thomas wrote:
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No it's 710 fluid.
Hendrik
who should teach his daughter how to check the 710 level
On 03/08/13 05:46, Randy Bennell wrote:
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Oooh the trim wars are on again. let the trimming begin.
H
On 03/08/13 06:29, Dan Penoff wrote:
Trim
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Considering what those nut jobs who find an tidy up old Merc Diesels are
charging, that is not too way out there.
Looks pretty original.
Hendrik
who still has fond memories of the mao mobile
On 03/08/13 08:26, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
A customer of mine is trying to sell a 77 240D on
Merc V8 a preventative overhaul is new chain and guides, in a money
waster the engine comes out, gets taken apart and many $ later you
can go around the block again.
Hendrik
who seriously doesn't know what a preventative overhaul is, perhaps a
racing car thing
On 03/08/13 10:10, Dan
Long story short: My valley pan gasket was leaking coolant which requires a
lot of labor to get to so I replaced a long list of engine parts and cooling
parts that weren't needed but I did it anyway because the top of the engine
was taken apart. It was a $3k job that will give the next
Hi Jaime,
Nothing runs like a Deere! If you are going to buy a tractor, don't even
think about any others. I've owned/used three different JD lawn tractors over
the years, and my neighbors (who all had brand x, y or z) always told me they
wished they had spent the extra $$ on a JD.
That
I don't touch the stuff but use it to grease the machines.
I have heard this is revenge because you bombed the great barrier reef.
Hendrik
who will immediately go to the factory and do some bottom kicking
I just restocked and the new jar isn't the same stuff as the old
jar. The ingredient
Thanks for all the reply everyone... good information in there. I'll let
you know what I come up with. It'll all come down to whats local and whats
a reasonable price. I'd like to stay under $2000, but I'll make an
exception for something exceptional.
Jaime
On Sat, Aug 3, 2013 at 7:27 AM,
For such a small property the good in a small diesel will never outweigh the
premium you need to pay for it.
That one you linked to is probably going to be a disaster. The neglect evident
on the outside will be reflected everywhere...
The real W123 of the garden tractor world is a small frame
Because you can never cut costs if 80% of your spending goes to support 40% of
your population who are elderly and half a step away from death's door anyway.
What we really need is a clear set of guidelines that tell us things like, if
you haven't been out of bed in the last 6 months we won't
From an industrial engine standpoint I have had direct experience with Kubota,
Yanmar and Kawasaki and they are all excellent engines.
The Kubota is by far the best when it comes to longevity and reliability. The
acquisition costs are high, but they have extremely high reliability and last
I agree with you entirely except:
1. Most people are idiots or rather they're completely uneducated about
anything having to do with their health.
2. Good information is hard to find even if you are somewhat savvy.
3. Almost nobody has these discussions in advance.
For example I've got a
Funny you should mention Snapper... I got a older rear engined model for
free. It had been sitting outside and I had little hope for it based on
cosmetic condition. I went over the basics and rebuild the pull starter.
The damn thing started on the second pull and ran great. Unfortunately,
its
Smoker? Smoking bacon is usually done in a room full of smoke, not in
a cooking device, which may be your problem. Smokers these days are
low temperature (180F or so) cooking devices and it's going to be
tricky to keep the temp below cooking temp with one.
My brother tried bacon a couple
My dad had one of those little 3cyl JD diesels, 4WD, PTO etc. with a
mowing deck under. It was a great little tractor. I ended up selling
it at the auction, now kicking myself as I could now use it and I did
not get much for it.
It had its occasional issues, probably from not being used
I know nothing of a valley pan gasket on a MBZ. On anything else I have
messed with there is no coolant leak possible there.
What say the masses?
Mike
On Aug 3, 2013 7:22 AM, Dan Penoff d...@penoff.com wrote:
Long story short: My valley pan gasket was leaking coolant which
requires a lot of
Clay,
I'm sorry for the passing of your Father. I salute his life and memory with
the greatest respect.
Grant.
On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 9:44 PM, clay redgh...@comcast.net wrote:
Grant,
you do not want the death the health system allows. Watching through the
night as my father met his maker
Interesting, I have never seen a w123 dash with English measurements.
Thought they were all Metric.
Mike
On Aug 3, 2013 6:15 AM, Hendrik and Fay heni...@gmail.com wrote:
Considering what those nut jobs who find an tidy up old Merc Diesels are
charging, that is not too way out there.
Looks
I have a rear-engine Snapper that I hate with a Royal passion, but it
runs and mows and the bagger works reasonably well, so I use it.
I prefer the front-engined ones, but with my yard, they are too large
(fairly large lot, but too many things to get around like grapes,
fruit and nut
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Hello,
An interesting thread:
http://jalopnik.com/who-is-the-most-insane-automotive-innovator-1001421504
Thomas
Craig
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As far as that JD goes it is not even in the same league as the crap JD's
you get at the box stores. Looks can be very deceiving. If it is not an
oil leaking pos and steering, linkages, etc are tight then it is a great
machine. They run forever. Attachments are well built and parts are
readily
On Aug 3, 2013, at 8:03 AM, Jaime Kopchinski jaime...@gmail.com wrote:
Everything is irregularly
shaped around here, so I need something that will change directions easily.
Mowing with the snapper is a real chore, especially changing directions.
Then Mr. Canfield is right. You need a zero
I recently sold a pretty decent Crapsman lawn tractor with a Kohler 17HP engine
in it I had gotten cheap from Sears. It was when we lived down here before and
I was looking for a high quality walk behind. It had been purchased and
returned within a few days as the OP found it wasn't big
Having lived in Wisconsin I would concur on this. Don't look for a
multipurpose machine - buy a snowblower. Now is a good time to be looking for
one, too.
Dan
On Aug 3, 2013, at 10:59 AM, Michael Canfield wrote:
I would prefer a dedicated snowblower over a tractor model. Much easier to
You just changed your requirements entirely. With this in mind you want a zero
turn. The brand probably doesn't matter, again I expect most of them are made
by MTD.
Get a big engine and find one you can fit with a snowblower and you'll be all
set. You'll need chains and a weight box of course
As much as I hate the concept an electric smoker is the deal for this, nothing
else can compete with it for keeping the temp right.
If you can get free range milk fed pork you'll find it to be the best thing
ever...
-Curt
Date: Sat, 3 Aug 2013 08:49:27 -0500
From: Peter Frederick
I got to sit in a small gathering with Bucky Fuller two times. He
seemed to be nearly batshit crazy at those times but was interesting to
listen to. He did not talk about the Dymaxion but I always thought it
was pretty cool for an old-style deathtrap.
--R
On 8/3/13 10:51 AM, Craig wrote:
So I see they do make snowblowers for some zero turn machines. Cub Cadet
does not offer one for mine as a front mounted blower would make traction
and steering impossible. I am looking at mounting one on the rear and
making a rear facing seat over the front wheels. Should work great with a
set
I live in the woods in the Lowcountry. No grass and no snow, and my
wife has a fascination with raking up the leaves that fall, for reasons
I do not fully understand. The PO left his little Crapsman lawn tractor
which has a mower deck but there is nothing to mow (I think he used it
to mulch
At Costco last year some guy was selling these automated smoker grill
things that had a motorized auger to put wood chips in the fire box. It
had some sort of thermostat control on it. I was actually tempted
but my old Brinkman barrel smoker does a pretty good job. But you are
correct,
he's really only bought one radiator from me and never expressed any
problems afterwards :)
On Sat, Aug 3, 2013 at 3:32 AM, Alex Chamberlain apchamberl...@gmail.comwrote:
On Aug 2, 2013 5:35 PM, Gary Hurst jabbahur...@gmail.com wrote:
he's only bought 4 radiators from me,
so it hasn't
Dan wrote:
I recently sold a pretty decent Crapsman lawn tractor with a Kohler 17HP
engine...
Finally.
Finally you mention what I thought you would have spoken first -
Kohler, which I thought was your employer, and about whom you seem to
rave, in past years.
We have a Bobcat Ransomes 48 walk
As an aside, I've tried 1aauto.com and found some good deals. Maybe not
specific to your COP, but they have done me some good over time.
Richard
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clay wrote:
same name, not the same guy.
That is what I was thinking.
Roger never impressed me as lawyer. I pegged him as manager at
perhaps ATT or other comm company, but I don't know.
mao
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Gerry wrote:
On a similar subject, I wish the U.S. gov't would hurry up and make peace
with Iran so we can once again buy the best pistachios in the world.
Pistachios grown in California simply have no taste.
Good information - thanks.
Let us know when you see them on the market again.
Perhaps
nothing grown in california seems to have any taste anymore. worst fruit i
know of, at least
On Sat, Aug 3, 2013 at 5:58 AM, Gerry Archer arche...@embarqmail.comwrote:
I don't touch the stuff but use it to grease the machines.
I have heard this is revenge because you bombed the great
clay wrote:
Butt here is a panel. We are not allowed to pull aside the curtain and see
them at work.
They are the insurance miscreants
The medical staff who slacks off on providing decent care
The boys from Big Pharma, who price the medication out of reach, so as to
make obscene profit
Is this what you what Mountain-man-dan?
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/grd/3950468948.html
On Sat, Aug 3, 2013 at 11:39 AM, Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com wrote:
Dan wrote:
I recently sold a pretty decent Crapsman lawn tractor with a Kohler 17HP
engine...
Finally.
Finally you
Hendrik wrote:
Hendrik
who still has fond memories of the mao mobile
I should have let you use the 3-pedal car.
Immensely more memorable.
mao
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I always figured he had some kind of connection to the auto industry. He
knew a few too many details about certain things to not be on the inside.
Or already have friends on the inside.
Jaime
On Sat, Aug 3, 2013 at 11:42 AM, Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com wrote:
clay wrote:
same
i'd just a reel mower if i were you . moves well and changes direction
easily!
On Sat, Aug 3, 2013 at 9:03 AM, Jaime Kopchinski jaime...@gmail.com wrote:
Funny you should mention Snapper... I got a older rear engined model for
free. It had been sitting outside and I had little hope for it
I've had a JD LX173 garden/lawn tractor with 44-inch mulching deck since
'96; just spent $434 on blades, belts, battery filters, etc. 'Nother $216
for tires. Does great job of mulching in-place leaves, grass, weeds, small
limbs, etc., basically most anything that I direct it toward, through,
Jaime wrote:
Is this what you what Mountain-man-dan?
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/grd/3950468948.html
We don't bag. Ours is 48 You would need to ask Dan about 12.5hp
Kohler, but our 14hp I/C runs excellent and is black color. Totally
maneuverable, easy maintenance, in your price range, I
drfatty wrote:
i'd just a reel mower if i were you . moves well and changes direction
easily!
Absolutely!!
mao
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How 'bout the squiter population? ;)
BTW, I have a HEAVY crop of oak (and other) leaves every year. Almost all
of the leaves that have fallen on my lot since '96 are still where they
fell - soon mulched in-place by my JD LX173 and are now feeding lush
centipede (plus some weeds) that I must
money is an issue. the idea of unlimited healthcare for anyone once they
enter the system in any way (which is most people) is insane and
unsustainable. we need death panels and a sensible rationing of
healthcare. we need similar measures throughout society unless you think
the unlimited
drfatty wrote:
money is an issue. the idea of unlimited healthcare for anyone once they
enter the system in any way (which is most people) is insane and
unsustainable. we need death panels and a sensible rationing of
healthcare. we need similar measures throughout society unless you think
Regarding the problem I'm having with the list digests showing up with
individual attachment icons across the top and the TOC being one of 'em causing
one to open this attachment to determine if there's any subject matter in a
particular digest worth reading, I'm gonna' give Microsoft Community
You can't judge California by the produce you get at your local market. That
stuff has been picked before its ripe and force ripened later. California
oranges for instance are WAY WAY more flavorful than the balls of water you get
from Florida. They don't get the water the Florida varieties get
I think you should just unsubscribe. I am sorry you are having
problems but as I have indicated to you many times, nothing has
changed on this end, there is nothing I can do to help you.
People have offered you many ideas for resolving your problems
such as using gmail. You are the only
By law Florida citrus must be picked green, passed in the early 1900's
when it took a week to get to New York.
Stupid law, there is nothing as good as properly ripened Florida
oranges. Almost impossible to find now, though, as the best growing
area is now houses.
Peter
Haven't followed this and don't know what has been tried but... have you looked
at all the subscription options in the link at the bottom of each message,
particularly the 'Get MIME or Plain Text Digests?' toggle? If it's set to plain
text and you are having issues, I'd change to mime, then
You know, living right on the marsh I expected it to be much worse, but
it isn't that bad. Even with all the rain we have had the crop is not
that noticeable. It was much worse in Houston. I think the county
sprays around but I have not seen the black helicopter around us. The
gnats
Jaime Kopchinski wrote:
Funny you should mention Snapper... I got a older rear engined model for
free. It had been sitting outside and I had little hope for it based on
cosmetic condition. I went over the basics and rebuild the pull starter.
The damn thing started on the second pull and ran
Do not use it! It has destroyed a good friend's business. They leave all the
bad reviews and filter out all the good. I can't imagine why there isn't an
ongoing class action law suit against these bastards.
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Yep, I was gonna ask 'bout gnats, too, but then forgot. In middle Georgia
(Warner Robins, Macon, etc.), there's a move called the Warner Robins
Salute. You simultaneously raise both hands as if to clap, but you bring
'em together immediately in front of the face in an effort to kill as many
You know, looking at the price for mowers, maintenance, fuel, etc., and
the time one spends on doing it, hiring a guest worker is a pretty
cheap option. Most of them work fast, cheap, and pretty good. In
Houston the competition was fierce, you could get them to do the yard
for $25. 3 guys
Yep, I've been thinking 'bout that, too, but I've always been much of an
independent guy, and riding/driving the mower is one thing I can still do -
gives me a bit of a psychological boost to know that I can still do
SOMETHING. 'Course, I already know nobody else is gonna do it like I want
If I could figure out where to hire some here I would have them out back
stripping down cars and cleaning up.
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You know, looking at the price for mowers, maintenance, fuel, etc., and the
Gary Hurst jabbahur...@gmail.com writes:
i'd just a reel mower if i were you . moves well and changes direction
easily!
Great if you have a small yard. Not exactly practical if you have
acres.
Allan
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On Aug 3, 2013 9:54 AM, Dave Cavner w123wa...@gmail.com wrote:
Haven't followed this and don't know what has been tried but... have you
looked at all the subscription options in the link at the bottom of each
message, particularly the 'Get MIME or Plain Text Digests?' toggle? If it's
set to
Heh. The first house we bought in WI had a really small yard. I had sold my
trusty Wheel Horse when we moved up, so I needed a small walk behind mower to
do the yard.
For $50 I bought an almost unused single cylinder driven reel mower with a
clipping basket on the back. Nicest cutting mower I
We have that here as well, only it's not just jefes. A lot of firemen and
people with similar jobs who have the time for a second business.
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You know, looking at the price for mowers,
Might be a scam like the BBB where you have to join in order to get
good ratings/reviews (or to clean up bad ones).
dsereta...@yahoo.com writes:
Do not use it! It has destroyed a good friend's business. They leave all the
bad reviews and filter out all the good. I can't imagine why there
Uh, Oklahoma? Heoo! You are in Occupied Aztlan! Don't you
have a Home Depot around? Or just go south of the border (Tejas) and
get a few.
--R
On 8/3/13 1:58 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
If I could figure out where to hire some here I would have them out back
stripping down cars
It gets tiresome for me to constantly carry on about Kohler.
Their engines nowadays are no more distinct than most other manufacturers,
especially in the consumer products.
The days of the heavy iron K series are long gone. Their larger twin cylinder
models are still very good, but to be
Dan Penoff d...@penoff.com writes:
For $50 I bought an almost unused single cylinder driven reel mower
with a clipping basket on the back. Nicest cutting mower I ever
had. Still had the original paperwork with it.
Does anyone make powered reel mowers anymore? The only ones I've seen
are
Curt wrote:
Any of the diesel front engine machines will be big and turn like
a bus...
But unlike your beloved Cub, the John Deere with the hydrostatic
drive is easy to change direction and speed. And the hydraulics
are use for power steering too. Therefore, it drives like it's
smaller
Well, how hard would you work for $100 per hour?
I'm always astonished that people will pay someone to do their yard
work upwards of $100 per hour when they want to pay the people who
work for them and generate their income $10 an hour.
Peter
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Jaime wrote:
Is this what you what Mountain-man-dan?
http://newjersey.craigslist.org/grd/3950468948.html
That looks like a tiny bagger for a deck that big. Would seem a
user would spend a lot of time stopping and emptying it...
-- Philip
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Looks like they still make them:
http://www.toro.com/en-us/sports-fields-grounds/mowers/riding-walk-reels/pages/default.aspx
Dan
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On Aug 3, 2013, at 12:01 PM, Gary Hurst jabbahur...@gmail.com wrote:
i'd just a reel mower if i were you . moves well and changes direction
High tech country ham and bacon? What's the world coming to?
On Sat, Aug 3, 2013 at 9:31 AM, Rich Thomas
richthomas79td...@constructivity.net wrote:
At Costco last year some guy was selling these automated smoker grill
things that had a motorized auger to put wood chips in the fire box. It
Yea but I have never seen any Mexicans standing around, you know we have strict
laws against illegal Mexicans here
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wrote:
Uh, Oklahoma? Heoo! You are in Occupied Aztlan! Don't you
Peter Frederick psf...@earthlink.net writes:
I'm always astonished that people will pay someone to do their yard
work upwards of $100 per hour when they want to pay the people who
work for them and generate their income $10 an hour.
Simple supply and demand.
--
Allan Streib
Fmiser fmi...@gmail.com writes:
But unlike your beloved Cub, the John Deere with the hydrostatic
drive is easy to change direction and speed. And the hydraulics
are use for power steering too. Therefore, it drives like it's
smaller than it looks.
My old wheel horse with three-speed
No, there is an infinite supply of people who will mow grass, so why
do they get paid more than the infinite supply of people who MAKE
MONEY FOR YOU?
The question of the age, I think.
Peter
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This guy showed up in my hood one day, offered to my wife to mow the
lawn (I was gone somewhere at the time, I usually did it on Sat aft. So
she says OK. This guy had some old beatup car with a mower and a
whacker and rake in the back. He did a nice job, came back the next
week and says he
You crack me up
--R
On 8/3/13 2:55 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
Yea but I have never seen any Mexicans standing around, you know we have strict
laws against illegal Mexicans here
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i consider that a possible explanation. i know that eastern peaches i can
buy here are magnificent but california peaches are literally inedible.
but it is entirely possible that a california peach picked in season in
california is really quite good.
you cannot get good produce from the
the best oranges i've ever eaten were blood oranges bought at a grove in
central florida
i at a diner in bradenton last year at a diner and the bus boy was carrying
a glass of orange juice. i told him that i bet that orange juice came from
a can, probabl purchased at walmart, and the juice came
Who actually makes that tractor/mower? I'd bet it's Yanmar or another
offshore company. When I went looking for a compact utility tractor (CUT),
I discovered that there is no such thing as an American-made CUT. The Deere
models were made by Yanmar and Iseki, Massey Fergusons were made by TAFE
--R wrote:
I was always conflicted about encouraging these guys who were most
[very/absolutely] likely illegals, but they worked hard, were reliable,
decent people, and never caused any trouble. They were living the dream
while the layabout population increased. I had wished we could do a
we need death panels and a sensible rationing of
healthcare.
I would put it differently. We need a way to make smart cost-benefit
decisions concerning health care. Historically, we had a way. If you could
afford it (typically because you worked and saved or because loved ones did)
you could
Dave wrote:
Haven't followed this and don't know what has been tried but...
Perhaps you ought to copy him on this advice. I don't think he sees
the stuff posted to okiebenz. Also mention gmail. All ya need is a
browser.
mao
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dseretakis wrote:
Do not use it! It has destroyed a good friend's business. They leave all the
bad reviews and filter out all the good. I can't imagine why there isn't an
ongoing class action law suit against these bastards.
It might be that competitors have purchased good ratings? meaning
Scott wrote:
I would put it differently.
Your differently was at a different time than today. Today, the
primary commodity of all existence is $$. No $$? - we wave goodbye to
you. Go back further when we had docs that visited at your house and
did the work for eggs/beef/bacon. Humanity lived
Mountain Man maontin@gmail.com writes:
It might be that competitors have purchased good ratings? meaning that
only good ratings come to them. Always, follow the money.
Another thing is that when people are satisfied they usually don't
bother to comment or go out of their way to leave
My views on treatment were kept to myself. I did as my parents desired, which
was to attempt treatment. Dad was ambulatory until the Fire Department came to
cart him off to the hospital 14 hours before he bit it.
clay.
Who will self select for DNR and eliminate the need for treatment
On Aug
Come get this mower:
http://southbend.craigslist.org/bar/3908171109.html
mao
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We had to bring in legal documentation before the dang catholics would allow my
father to die in their care. Every person giving care was made to read and
verbalize their understanding of the document. Sadly, they would not speed him
on his way to go play harps at the pearly gates
clay
who
Scott wrote:
Who actually makes that tractor/mower?
The 332 Jamie was looking at?
John Deere, in 1988. It replaced the 330 was built from 1986 to
1988. Engine by Yanmar, Techumseh transaxle, electric clutch for
front and rear PTO.
-- Philip
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IF I can cease screwing up the smoking, I will go looking for fresh pork belly.
Right now, I am doing ok with the local bellies the chinese supermarket sells.
Then I move into hams and maybe charcuterie. I should be
How 'bout 10358 44th Ave. NE, Seattle?
Wilton
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Roger?
That is the man. Address should be around 88th NE
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