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    June 17, 1885, the dismantled Statue of Liberty, a gift of friendship from the people of France to the people of America, arrives in New York Harbor after being shipped across the Atlantic Ocean in 350 individual pieces packed in more than 200 cases. The copper and iron statue, which was reassembled and dedicated the following year in a ceremony presided over by U.S. President Grover Cleveland, became known around the world as an enduring symbol of freedom and democracy.
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    I will take a look at that area.
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    How many hours on the tractor?? Buying a Hydro without being able to try it out?? Be cautious... hope it is not just a lawn ornament.
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    I've seen them mounted where your coil is currently. You can make a simple bracket to relocate the coil to just under the carburetor. Not my pic but just for reference. My 867 has the coil mounted horizontally beneath the carb, but either way works the same. The length of the plug wire was the main factor with mine.
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    Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday, whatever.
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    Well I said that I had plans to enjoy the mowing break, but the back pasture is still green and kicking. So I ran over it today (cooler temps this week) and then let the 314-8 have a proud moment. Still my number one "go to" machine. My first and hardest worker.
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    @TonyToro Jr. The tiller looks solid and not rusted badly too and not beat into the ground. Supposedly it spins free and isn’t locked up. It looks more dirty than any thing else. I’ll have to check it out closer though to know for sure. What do you think would be a good price for the tractor? I thought about starting around $500 as I don’t know if it runs now. The attachments are nice but I don’t necessarily need them. I’ve got other attachments I could use on it.
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    I wore the steel toe Red Wings for 30 years while working. A new pair every year supplied by the company. After retiring, I switched to USA made Danners and Rockys. All good boots if USA made. My go to boots are a pair of 30 yo Rockys that have been resoled twice.
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    What's wrong with the engine you have? A K181 is going to be far superior to anything you buy at HF.
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    She loves this rig! Excellent worker.
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    I would not hesitate getting Red Wing or Thorogood boots..... I have had both..... currently wearing Thorogood. All-day comfort. https://thorogoodusa.com/
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    Find a store somewhat near you that sells Redwings. Saves on shipping and helps keeps things sorta local.
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    Red wings come in USA made and non USA . Been wearing their USA boots since 1990, it's all I wear for work. I work in a trade and they hold up and never fall apart. Keep them clean by washing them with soap and water, use boot oil when they dry maybe twice a year depending on usage. Yes they are not cheap. I also use their Logger steel toe boot for woods work and splitting wood. Again not cheap. Wouldn't wear any other brand . Big fan here. Good Luck
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    I've had several pair. Very good. But have had two pair of Keens lately. More comfortable and way more affordable. Always steel toe.
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    I know I am a day late but I know I will forget to post these next weekend so here ya go!
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    My Grammy, my mom, and Trina's mom... all do the same thing. Just reel off all the names from 2 or 3 generations back. Eventually you'll tag the one you're actually after.
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    Betcha the magnets are stuck to the flywheel. Every twin I have had, they come loose and go for a ride around the stator.
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    @Sarthurs01. What is the blue and white tractor.
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