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Posted by Don L C on March 24, 2006 at 11:50:08 from (24.166.245.236):
---- I tried to contact you through the e-mail on one of your posts, but they were someone elses....
I think your work on the "winter projects", was great..
I am now disabled and cannot hanhd start small pull start engines....I saw the one you have and wonder what kind of starter motor it has....I don't need it to generate voltage, I can jump start each one ....I have 3 hand starts I need to convert.....I now I will have to weld a pully on the flywheels and make shields for cooling...any help ,I will be greatful....Don...... dcress@cinci.rr.com
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