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Well I found an eBay special, 700 Work Horse I bought for the deck to put on the 68 Commando I bought. 

This 69 came as a parts machine, but all that is there is in great shape. Already pulled the trigger on a Tecumseh HH10, unfortunately did not do the research prior about the crappy coils on these engines. 

Pill now ponder the repower more 

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pfrederi

It might not be a bad coil there are some other things to check first.  They work really well

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Pullstart

Nice rear meats!

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Herder
On ‎8‎/‎11‎/‎2019 at 3:27 PM, pullstart said:

Nice rear meats!

:auto-layrubber:  Looks cool.

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The Tuul Crib

I agree the tires look great!!!

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