Posted by missouri massey man on April 05, 2014 at 06:27:25 from (108.90.234.133):
In Reply to: City Tractor posted by Leroy on April 04, 2014 at 17:33:46:
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I usually cut one end off of handheld propane torch tanks and use them because they seem to be a heavier guage than bean or soup cans and last for a long time. They go on old worn out engines as well as on ones I've spent a ton of money on taking no short cuts.
I bought an old MH 44 one time the PO just had a flat rock sitting across the top of the pipe. Said it'd been there for years....motor was not stuck even though the rear end was half full of water and brakes were rusted and stuck.
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