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Posted by john d on July 18, 2006 at 19:15:21 from (69.130.178.195):
In Reply to: Re: H or M? posted by Mike CA on July 18, 2006 at 16:37:18:
Echoing what some others said - pick the one that seems to be in the best shape. (Or get all three!) And...as someone else mentioned, look at the serial tag to determine the age, and if any are the "super" models. Add-on parts such as power steering, etc, are neat. Next thing to check is the height of your garage door! You'll probably have to pull the muffler to get it in there, but it's a pain to have to pull the steering wheel every time you want to work on it! The M will do everything the H will do, and more. It will use more gas, but not a lot more on light duty. I'd lean toward the H for convenience.
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