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Ok folks, I need help solving a problem.
I have trouble cranking things.  No matter how easy something is to
crank, my arm just isn't up for it.  On some little engines, like the
weedeater, which requires a short stroke pull, I am okay for a few
pulls, and since it usually starts on the second or third pull, that's
good....however, the lawnmower is another beast entirely.  The Snapper
mower is a snapper alright...the cord snaps back violently almost
jerking my shoulder out.
How can I bypass this problem.  Has anyone ever rigged a contraption
that will pull the start?
I really need to mow today and all the neighbors are gone. I have 5
hours of mowing to do and it looks like it will break out into rain any
second.  I'm frustrated.

Bev
--
"The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be refilled, public
debt  should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be tempered
and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should be curtailed
lest Rome become bankrupt.  People must again learn to work, instead of
living on public assistance."

--Cicero, 55 BC
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