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08-30-2006 12:41 PM #1
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whats up with 624 casting heads let me know
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08-30-2006 01:04 PM #2
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i herd that they were basicly junck other that for stock motors
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08-30-2006 02:27 PM #3
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They are an (open chamber) 76 cc lightweight casting heads made in the middle 70's to the middle 80's.
Originally Posted by cutlassman_406
If you live in a colder climate they make for good weight in the back of the old work truck when the snow starts to get deep.
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08-31-2006 12:11 AM #4
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I always preferred dear Auntie Emma to heads and sandbags. At a robust 260 pounds and a mere 5 feet tall, she had a low center of gravity and minimal wind resistance. She hung on tight and didn't shift around like heads, and when it rained, she shed water unlike the sandbags. Had to give up using her in her declining years, though. She took up howling at the moon and it always scared me 'cause it sounded like a bearing noise.
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08-31-2006 07:19 AM #5
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Originally Posted by oldman2
I always preferred dear Auntie Emma to heads and sandbags. At a robust 260 pounds and a mere 5 feet tall, she had a low center of gravity and minimal wind resistance. She hung on tight and didn't shift around like heads, and when it rained, she shed water unlike the sandbags. Had to give up using her in her declining years, though. She took up howling at the moon and it always scared me 'cause it sounded like a bearing noise. old bags or sand bags 
sand bag for sure
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08-31-2006 07:22 AM #6
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Auntie Emma sounds much like my mother in-law.Same build anyway. Originally Posted by oldman2
I always preferred dear Auntie Emma to heads and sandbags. At a robust 260 pounds and a mere 5 feet tall, she had a low center of gravity and minimal wind resistance. She hung on tight and didn't shift around like heads, and when it rained, she shed water unlike the sandbags. Had to give up using her in her declining years, though. She took up howling at the moon and it always scared me 'cause it sounded like a bearing noise. 
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08-31-2006 12:56 PM #7
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well the heads are for sale so if any one knows anyone that wants a set of new heads for a stocker build uplet me know or there on the 406 that is for sale
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08-31-2006 10:35 PM #8
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sry i was at scooters house and i replied and said the heads were for sale so if any one wants a fresh set of heads for a stocker build let me know. Thanks
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