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Re: Proper way to balance a blade?
#1 May 15, 2006 6:20 am |
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I've used a 12 or 16 penny nail in a wall stud and it works ok.
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Re: Why does craftsman get a bad rap?
#2 Dec 20, 2005 7:31 am |
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"Personally, The older Sears units were very tough. Most were made by Murray or AYP. The newer Sears really aren't that bad - but heres the catch. Any Murray made Craftsman currently available will be a bad choice if you need parts. Why? Murray was bought out by Briggs & Stratton & obtaining parts for any Murray product is a NIGHTMARE. - Marty " Does this count for their riding mowers also?
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Re: little fun snow game
#3 Oct 26, 2005 4:36 am |
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321Ft.
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Re: For those of us that work on our own OPE, these are current tool definitions
#4 Jul 15, 2005 10:03 am |
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The most honest definations ever given for these tools.
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Re: What Is Your OPE? (moved from community chat forum)
#5 Jun 21, 2005 4:58 am |
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I wonder what it would take to install A/C into a small compact tractor.  There are after market A/C units that they use in vintage cars that would might work.
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