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I thought I seen it all

12 years ago

I thought I seen it all

A guy brings in a 2-cycle Lawnboy and I noticed he had a syringe as a primer. Said he has used this set-up for a few years and it worked ok. I thought LowboyÃ¯Â¿Â½s also used the primer bulb a carburetor vent.

I did try the syringe and as he stated it does work. Oh well next time I will just go to drug store vs the Lawnmower shop for parts.

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orangedotfever
12 years ago
"Necessity is the mother of invention."

Sometimes you just gotta use what you've got.
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