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We deal with hundreds of vendors at my work. They have been just making stuff up and adding on as service, fuel and this morning I saw a 'destination charge'... for some 2" portable sump pumps? This is of course additional *after meeting their pre-paid shipment level.

I mean, it still has most of the black paint on the handle. If I weren't 3 deep with two still in the box 50cc I'd own this.

It bothers me when they do this. I have chased down some ghosts before. So disappointing.

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Have a cut on my cheek from wedeating last weekend. It wasn't from debris, it was from me watching my weedeater head and not where my own was (up my azz apparently).

Ah, ok...knew there was something to it. :thumbsup:

IIRC there is a 'heavy' oil screw and a 'light'? Thought I had read that somewhere. I do have a couple of them put back. I don't know which is which.

#181-160-170 is the number for a non-easy start for the 50cc's. They call it a modification set. I have one for my 5001 but am unable to get the correct sticker for it. It's aesthetics for me. Don't need help with 50cc's. Yet.

Orbital Cut is superior, whatever the branding.

Not been around the new ones. The old Vanguards were top shelf. Intake/carb setup a little bit a of a pain to work on and the stator magnets would seperate every once in a while. Solid engines. Hope they don't ruin that rep with the new ones.

I got a Bannon a while back. Decent unit once you get past the chinesium tires.

Agree with cus. When they first came to market there was nothing better. I like the sound the make. Seems like another covid quality casualty. A buddy with a Lazer Z has been running one for ten years now with no issues.

I don't know who decided that car dealers need 1/4 square mile of concrete for a lot and 20 foot high ceilings on a 200,000sqft facility, but the added overhead doesn't help with sales prices or shop rates for the consumer. I ain't impressed with your fancy building... show me a good mechanic.

I just had it happen two weeks ago. Found that the spool where you loop the line is wearing and caused a bind/break. Have used for a few hours since without problem. I am a T35 user and have been for a long while now. Happy with the Echo orange line. Will trim nicely around the yard but...

Density = more carbon = more btu is my understanding. Osage is basically Coal that grows as far as energy content is concerned. I'm an oak man. Have access to many good varieties. Always favor the oaks. They've kept me plenty warm for many winters.

Wow I bet that one has some stories.

I agree. The lines and stance do it for me I think. The one I saw wasn't as well kept but still a stunner in my book. I'm just old enough to have not seen these regularly on the road. I did witness the last of the Scouts rust away but never really saw any of their pickups as a youngster...

You'll need a 100%/continuous duty-cycle pump. Will still generate heat while unloaded, just not as much. Can you do an external tank?

I was on my way to an amusement park about 20 years ago. Along the way there is a little traditional rest stop on the two lane highway that I had stopped to use. As I was leaving one of these with an older gentleman and his wife in it pulled up. It wasn't in show condition but still great...