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Subject: (ET) mover deck submerged.
From: "Perry Cain" <perry suppleye com>
Date: Sun, 5 Jun 2005 21:43:03 -0400
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It was one of those great moments in history.  Working on the wiring of my
E12m.  Just got it running today. It seems to go only one speed forward and
one speed reverse.  Reverse is clearly faster.  

Had the seat switch wired together.

About 4 feet from my pond.  I often go there to work on stuff.  Had a 
chair,
a cola, the home owner service manual.

Anyway, my question is, if you happened to submerge your mower deck in
water, and it takes about 2 hours to get out, what damage is done?

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