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photos of project
was it worth eight years
I did it all myself that is why it took so long I hope you enjoy the pics critisum encouraged Dale 
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The only criticism I have, is please post some more pictures! It looks really cool!
~Eric
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I like the lawn Mowers. Very nice
 The dash is well done. What is the light on the ash tray? Brake failure light
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Looks great! Are the lawn mowers trying to make little lawn mowers...or are the called weed wackers!!
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Nice dash, looks good. What gauge functions do you have?
I have a Sears lawn mower that is very similar to your green one. The best mower I've had. It needs a tune up though. Has an ignition miss. Mike |
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personally I like the honda there. We've had one in the past and it always started right up, alot better than anything we've had with a briggs, not putting down briggs though. They make a great motor too. Oh ya, did you just put some kinda covering over the pod there, well the metal holding the gauges? I like how you worked that into the middle part of the dash.
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sweet mowers
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mowers rock
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Sence this turned to Mowers, Has anyone had/heard of, a Hahn Eclipse? We had one back in the '70s and it was the best mower ever. Standard size, Al deck painted yellow, Self propelled with the engine over the rear axel. I would pay dearly for one now.
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If any body wants to test one of my mowers feel free you can practice all day in my yard
more pics and info on monday please be pacient today and this weekend is trash |
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rofl
Go drive your (nice!) car, Lawn-Mower-Man... M
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Hey, that looks like a race car!!!! You might want to rotate the tach CC a little so the red-line area is at the bottom which makes it easier to see if you are driving at auto-x's ot DE events. Good job.
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Schwing! How about some more interior pics?
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What's the thing bolted to the dash? What kind of engine?
BTW, Sweet ride! |
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