Posted by Farmboy856 on October 10, 2013 at 04:37:34 from (192.131.99.132):
In Reply to: Fishing for a project posted by John Nadzam on October 09, 2013 at 15:20:21:
If your son has shown some mechanical interest/aptitude, then forge ahead by all means. I would vote for an A/Super A/100/130/140--- all the same configuration. Compact and great little machines to learn the basics on, the C113 (A and SA) engine is a great small engine to do a rebuild on, if it needs it and you get that far. As for the cub/lo-boy, it would be my second vote. I have always been a fan of the offsets. I just prefer the heavier and more powerful A/SA for doing chores aroung the place. They are truly an amazing machine for their size. I am in the greater Cincinnati area myself, and I know of an A for sale. My email is open.
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