We have a30 - 40 year old sears gray in colour. The same story as above. When I was filling the maintenance position for several winters I did re work and check up on several pieces of equipment. [two saws, a couple of push mores and this 42 inch rider. It then was re parked in a secondary work shop and when the summer men's group was using the building they asked the new maintenance man if he would do something with it. he told them to go a head and get rid of it. It was junk. one of the men told me; I laughed when he told me it probably was stuck not worth ??? I said it would start they laughed; took the car, cables and gas over, pulled it out, put the jumpers on, hit the key; one could have knocked the group of men over with a feather. Still, 4 years plus later still runs and cuts [ after new belts and blades in the last two years. """"!!!!! Keep on reclaiming fellows """ """The little time it takes often pays large dividends. Wm.
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