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I need a V engine muffler. If you have one, please let me know!:fing32:
Thanks in advanced!
Thanks in advanced!
V engine muffler needed!
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Why would you need one of these things, since V's are soooo terrible?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Lawn-Boy-muffle...in_0?hash=item1e57f3de30&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
http://cgi.ebay.com/Lawn-Boy-muffle...in_0?hash=item1e57f3de30&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
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Because I got one for free and want to sell it, but it needs a muffler.:fing20: The only reason I don't like V's is because of my first experience with one, before I had patience.:banghead3 But, this one seems ok..... And thats all I'm saying..... Just ok.....:hide:
Oh BTW- Thanks for the link echoman!:fing32:
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Aren't you in love with the v -engined toro or is that somebody else? Anyhow, one of my new neighbors was cutting their lawn yesterday and the mower sounded just awesome. I expected to see an m or a toro suzuki. It turned out to be a v! I've used a few of all three mowers that I just mentioned, so I was really surprised to see a v. Maybe they sound different from a distance...
-Dave
-Dave
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http://www.mytractorforum.com/showthread.php?t=82187&highlight=20442
Not really in love with, but does run and cut fine-just not as smooth as a "super" recycler does.
Not really in love with, but does run and cut fine-just not as smooth as a "super" recycler does.
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I was picking on timberdoodle, not you. Sorry about that. It's all in good fun but just in case it's taken the wrong way...
:sorry1: :hide:
-dave
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I have a V engined Toro, I don't love the thing.....
Yes, I am suprised of how many V's are used. There are lots of them around me. Also, there are alot of Dura Force's in my area.
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echoman- That Toro looks great!:fing32:
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Hey we have a Golden Doodle, that's funny. No offense TW. I have a muffler if you want it.
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uh-oh, I'm in trouble now... Just an FYI, a timber doodle is a "weedless" fishing lure setup. You can cast it by old stumps, logs and debris without worry of getting a snag. I'm just being preemptive here. I'm sure everyone here already knows this so why the explanation...
http://www.cabelas.com/p-0043309111488a.shtml
http://www.cabelas.com/p-0043309111488a.shtml
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Oh woops, I thought it was a play on timber wolf like a Labra doodle or golden doodle...my bad. Never heard of the lure but I'm not much of an angler. Fish are safe but your beer isn't if I'm along...
Thanks for the explanation though...
Thanks for the explanation though...
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I've found that if I take the hook of the line and just throw the sinker in, I don't get bothered by so many fish and I can drink my beer in peace.:trink39:
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Hey, I have about a half dozen Timberdoodles in my tackle box. Those things work well up north in the weeds! Northerns love 'em. Not too easy to find, tho. I had heard they were discontinuing making them, but you can still find them if you look hard. Guess I'll have to see if anyone has an "inside connection" at Bass Pro if I ever need another.
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My username should be "timberdoodle".....:sidelaugh
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