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an thats tha story of life mayn

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well i might as well learn to work on um cause it dont look like I am gonna sell it no time soon . everybody wants it but they want it for nuthin

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well ill trade ya my sled an my truck an my camaro

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L i cant afoard that much insurance

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well fugg mayn guess ya gotta keep her ya know ya didnt really want to trade any way

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deep down ..... I think you prolly right

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hell mayn its a machine just learn how to take care of it theres enough knowledge on here ta help ya an there always books i learned alot from books

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aww ya aint no dummy ya actuall know more bout mags than i do

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yeah I know they make you wanna blow ye dayum brains out

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naww just gotta try harder to understand how they work an its a constant challenge even when ya understand how things work they dont always obey the laws

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yeah it seems to be a purty simple ignition system aint a whole lot that can go wrong in there and they aint no battery or switches to go bad and everything I have read they supposed to be purty reliable . L lot of these small engine planes use them

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yepp sn small engines use a version of one dont get much simpler really

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yeah a guy I work with has a really old lawnmower that he said had a mag on it . I forget what kind it is prolly an old wheelhorse or sumthing

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well its just the theory lots of old gas tractors used them an i hate fuggen withem i git bit eva time

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