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Posted by jlmtractor on July 19, 2006 at 12:08:49 from (65.4.102.20):
ok tired of mowing i have been mowing grass professionally for about three years and truthfully i am already tired of it. but i have been tearing down garden tractor motors that have blew or something wrong with them andselling them or charging people for fixing the little motors. right now i am tired of mowing and want to do something i really like and enjoy. and a bunch of people around have tractors and broke down mowers and tractors and the closest dealer is 15 or even 20 miles away. so what do you people think about start fixing tractors and little motors. and maybe you guys can give me some advice on what to do
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