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[Bubble2Bubble]

I would like to introduce myself as your personal small engine mechanic to help You SDers get though those times when your lawnmower, tiller, chainsaw, generator, etc... Goes on the blink and you dont have anyone to turn to for advise. I have been in the small engine business for over 20 yrs and I have seen all the new changes that have come about in the recent years. currently I sell parts to repair or maintain your small engines Online and I find that the internet is a great way for both consumers and retailers to come together in one place. I know from experiance that this is the time of year you need to be getting those small engines out and seeing if they start after a long time sitting in your garage or backyard. if they dont start now its time to take it to your favorite small engine repair shop because it will be only a matter of time when you really REALLY need it and it wont start and you will be in a LONG LONG Line at your local repair shop.

I recommend starting your small engines every 2 to 3 months to keep them fresh...but who am I to say anything I repair them after you let them set-up all year

B2B

[WreckWench]

Mike we are very happy that you have been such a long standing supporting member of our community! We are even more thrilled that you have now chosen to be one of our supporting partners! Thank you! -ww