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  1. 04-11-2012, 12:42 AM #1
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    Carburetors

    So I just wanted to bring up to everybody that when picking up lawn mowers and such things with an engine, take the couple minutes to pop the carb off and put it up on eBay. I sold one earlier today for $12 and I didn't have a part number or any details about it. I'm sure I could have sold it for more but hey its $12 in my pocket so I'm happy and I have 2 more waiting to be bought

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  4. 04-11-2012, 12:49 AM #2
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    Yeah. Lawn Tractor Parts do pretty Well on Ebay too.
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    also list the make and model it came off of, i made that mistake once, on an auto/pickup engine, and lost out on a lot of searches. Stated it came from an 80 chevy LUV truck, but failed to mention from an IZUZU engine, big loss!
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