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mml4
 
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Re: R-Tek engines
Reply #10 Oct 16, 2010 6:37 am |
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Electric start is not necessary on a well maintained machine regardless of it being a one or two stage model. This is true unless we are speaking of the physically challenged or a person of diminuitive size. Marc
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FrankMA
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Re: R-Tek engines
Reply #11 Oct 16, 2010 7:13 am |
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Electric start is not necessary on a well maintained machine regardless of it being a one or two stage model. This is true unless we are speaking of the physically challenged or a person of diminuitive size. Marc Yeah I agree. This is one of those last ditch efforts for the seller to make a few extra bucks for something that is usually not needed.
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