I let my tiller sit up for too long and now I’m having to fix it. Today, it occurred to me that I’ve really enjoyed fixing it. I could have picked up another tiller for $150 that didn’t need any work. But then I’d still have a tiller that just needed a little work to be usable. I think the entertainment value alone is worth the repair cost. I should have it running tomorrow. I’ve got $170 into the repair. Hind sight being 20/20, I could have gotten by without replacing the belts and idler pulleys. But I’ve thoroughly enjoyed fixing my tiller and I like having a 37 year old tiller that runs like new.
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