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Anyone know what this mixer may be for? Got it on a engine,but not the proper one for the engine.

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Old 12-11-2008, 09:39 PM
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Anyone know what this mixer may be for? Got it on a engine,but not the proper one for the engine.
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I hope someone knows as I've got one exactly like it. I thought it might be for natural gas.
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Thought it looked familiar.....
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Thanks for the help. Now we know what it is. Had me puzzled, I too thought it was for propane. Jim
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