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skyking3
Joined: Nov 14, 2002
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Re: 'Dynamark' 8hp blower opinion?
Reply #2 Dec 30, 2004 12:13 am |
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hi geno, put it on the ariens , you'll be glad you did.................. just 2 cents worth, bill
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voiceofreason
Joined: Nov 6, 2014
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Re: 'Dynamark' 8hp blower opinion?
Reply #5 Nov 6, 2014 6:21 am |
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what's wrong with you guys ? that was a BIG mistake. a Dynamark Luminaire is a 3 stage machine and just as good, or better than an Ariens. It has a 3rd auger up higher above the main auger, it will cut deeper drifts. The machines are very easy to work on. the reason the impeller was turning but the augers barely turning is, that is how it is GEARED !! that is how it was designed and made to work, you scrapped a rare valuable machine. excuse me and you have my apologies, but that was a really stupid thing to do ! those machines are rare and desirable and go for $250-$300 or more if you can find one. the parts alone on Ebay would have sent for $300
This message was modified Nov 6, 2014 by voiceofreason
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voiceofreason
Joined: Nov 6, 2014
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Re: 'Dynamark' 8hp blower opinion?
Reply #8 Nov 29, 2014 6:11 am |
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the age of the post means nothing. you guys are brainwashed into buying new stuff at the big box store, made in China, and it's junk. if a bar of gold was tarnished with some dirt on it, no doubt you'd throw that away too... wake up out of the coma you're in
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carlb
Joined: Nov 16, 2010
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Re: 'Dynamark' 8hp blower opinion?
Reply #9 Nov 29, 2014 7:55 am |
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the age of the post means nothing. you guys are brainwashed into buying new stuff at the big box store, made in China, and it's junk. if a bar of gold was tarnished with some dirt on it, no doubt you'd throw that away too... wake up out of the coma you're in I don't know how long you have been reading this board but most members here will always advocate fixing up old iron as opposed to buying new when possible. Some machines are just too far gone to warrant spending a lot of money to repair especially when parts for a particular machine are hard to get. My personal machine is a fully restored 1983 26" large frame cub cadet that i purchased with a blown 8hp Tec engine but the rest of the machine was in great shape. It now has a modern 11hp OHV engine on it and I couldn't be happier with the performance, ease of starting and reliability. No one here is Brainwashed. I suggest you read more of the post on this board before passing judgement on the members!
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