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fuel problem
Loosen the gas cap and see if it makes a difference. Mine would have no gas in the top of the bowl until I started it, gas would then start flowing. Under a load or faster running my 8n would starve for gas, the gas cap would be the culpret.- Bill in Okla.
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fussy cattle
It seems the strings never do completely decay. I tilled up an old feeding spot and the tines loaded up quick with string. The string is also good for sawing off ear tags. After I starting trying to get all the string picked up the ear tags last about 3 years now.- Bill in Okla.
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