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Ummmmm, this is good, right?
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It's better than no air filter I would think. What's inside the can?
I have no clue what's inside.
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- Justin Bratton
Coffee guys..come on!
Could be nitrous oxide to use when you try to outdo your buddy.
kzintner
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Make sure it’s a caffeinated type. So it can start with a jolt 
mjguest
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I’m sure there’s a “good to the last drop“ joke somewhere.
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- Marlin Homrighausen
Looking at it from the American Pickers viewpoint. The holes definitely take away from the overall value. However the patina. The slight rust. Everything is still readable. It's the story behind it. An entry level collector would love to have this in their collection. It's retail price is fifteen dollars. You can keep the carburetor. 
And at that point, it's where the owner shows them two clowns out the door w/a 12ga double barrel!!
glippert
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Marlin, that's great! Ahh, the patina! 
rfunk
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Same category, "this is good, right?" PO's attempt to deal with drive pin wear/breakage on my 149. I think I know where some of my vibration was coming from . . . just a little more wear, and the shaft could have parted company through the worn notch. Ah, well, 'nother order from Digger, he's always got my back . . .
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And I appreciate ya man!Same category, "this is good, right?" PO's attempt to deal with drive pin wear/breakage on my 149. I think I know where some of my vibration was coming from . . . just a little more wear, and the shaft could have parted company through the worn notch. Ah, well, 'nother order from Digger, he's always got my back . . .
glippert
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Wow, those pics make me feel a lot better about my own limited mechanical skills.
mfrade
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Same category, "this is good, right?" PO's attempt to deal with drive pin wear/breakage on my 149. I think I know where some of my vibration was coming from . . . just a little more wear, and the shaft could have parted company through the worn notch. Ah, well, 'nother order from Digger, he's always got my back . . .
Man, that's one of the worse ones I've seen. Glad it isn't mine! LOL
