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Re: What does the term runs out well mean?
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Posted by Jim on October 09, 2003 at 11:09:06 from (208.5.212.84):
In Reply to: What does the term runs out well mean? posted by Mark on October 09, 2003 at 06:56:42:
From the mouth of someone who does use that term in relationship to a tractor. Runs out well means just that, it may not be the most pretty thing you even had, but it usually means the engine starts and runs good. It might need a service, plugs, oil filter, air filter cleaned, etc, but it is a usable peice of equipment, and is usually ready to go to the job and work.
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