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Robert992000
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Hi everyone I play repairing all kind of small engines!! I had my certificate as a small engine Mechanic since 1980 but do to a severe accident I never touched anything since 1999.I loved it had my own business repairing selling buying all kind of small engines.
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    Windward111
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    Re: Introduction 2024/05/23 16:38:46 (permalink)
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    Since you're new and I'm new, I'll pose my problem to you: I'm looking for a gas tank for an old Craftsman shredder/bagger. Model #917270050 or 917270051. The specific part number is 33788. Neither Sears parts direct nor Craftsman has the part. Do you know of any 'salvage' yards for old parts I can contact? I have a picture of the tank I need.
    Thanks for any help you might be able to offer.
    Jim
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    Re: Introduction 2024/07/29 09:53:10 (permalink)
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    How does the height of a telecom tower impact its signal coverage and overall performance? Understanding these dynamics is essential, and structural consultancy can provide valuable insights into optimizing tower height for enhanced signal transmission and reliability.
    post edited by justin80 - 2024/10/11 15:04:49
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    It's the distance from A to B Justin. There is also a very complex formula to figure the loss of decibels per every 100' of elevation. You should find a telecom forum to seek the formula. 
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