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  1. 03-10-2012, 02:25 PM #1
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    where do i drain oil from on riding mower

    the yard wont taki if fluids not drain its a craftsman im assuming its not underneath



    please any info would be appreciated
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    How about taking some initiative and LOOKING at the mower to determine this?
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    Are you ****ing kidding me? USE GOOGLE, STOP BEING A MORON, LOOK AT THE MOWER, WE ARE NOT YOUR MOTHER.

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    We're being trolled. No one can be this stupid.
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    I can make a hole for the oil to come out.... I will place it somewhere....walk away and take aim with it using my mosin nagant sniper rifle that shoots the 7.62x54r and it should do the job just right
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    Enough is enough. Skippy, take the advice from these two. (Easy and I were typing at the same time - Not advocating this, Sorry, Easy)
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