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Posted by rich from pa on September 10, 2006 at 08:24:23 from (71.126.1.250):
I have an older 6x4 gator and coming off a hill the closed end of the muffler which appears to be a pressed in piece blew out. I stopped to pick it up with needle nose pliers cause it was too hot. So I was going to attempt to get to a friends house to repair it a short distance away. Got just opff the road and noticed it had caught the belt on fire and it burned up from there. If there is no recall I think John Deere owes me a new or used gator. The state police looked at it and there were the fire fighters who put it out who can verify the reason it caught fire. Do you think i should pursue this matter furthur??
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