stlfiction
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1918 merc. Almost smooth, 1937 merc in great shape. And a little giant thing. I drive a hour and a half from home, and realized I forgot my battery. The home owner mcguyvered me a lawn mower battery and saves my trip.
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2 sets of wings and almost a bad day!
- Thread starter stlfiction
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Pennypacker
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Nice.
Respect to MacGyverish homeowner.
Respect to MacGyverish homeowner.
Not sure if your "Thing" has anything in common with this manufacturer but try Googling "Little Giant power hammer" and see what what you think!
GeorgeinSC
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I have always heard that "Almost" only counts in Horseshoes, Hand grenades and Atomic Bombs. Glad the homeowner helped you out of a bad situation. I drove for over 3 hours one day to discover that I had left my rechargable battery on the charger but I had my alkaline battery pack along to save the day. Two Great Pieces of Silver. Congratulations.
Pennypacker
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Oh I see, the picture was mirrored, I thought it was some sort of seal or stamp.
stlfiction
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Yes they figured it out on the whatzit forum. It's a knob off a 18th century oil lamp.