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Woodydel
I think I got them all. Total 60...Woody I don't believe it! I left out my walk behind lawnmowers. New Count: 63

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StinKy
Got 21 running (if ya count a Wen-Mac .049 model airplane engine) and 5 not running. Total-26 Dick

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Brent_Baumer
Gees. I'm embarrased to say only 15 right now. Only 1 chain saw not running. Too much starting fluid caused it's demise.....Brent

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JohnN
I've got 36 that I can count off the top of my head, 16 2 cars 1 truck 1 motorcycle (civic, escort, F250, cb500t) 4 in tractors (B210, 7117H(16), homesteader 8, cub cadet 108) 3 waiting to go into tractors (B112, cub cadet 104(12), 7010(12)) 2 push mowers 2 chainsaws 1 weed wacker 1 fourwheeler 1 snowthrower 1 tiller 2 parts engines 2 loose engines 1 rc car I'm sure I'm missing 1 or 2, but thats about it.

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powermax_paul
Do Paslode Impulse fastening tools count? I've got three of them. Each has a spark plug and a cylinder that drives the nail/staple. They (ITW) call it an internal combustion engine nailer. Anyway, I forgot a push mower and two chainsaws first time around, so counting the paslodes, I've got 43 total. Hey, that's my age too! I turn 44 on the 16th so I, or somebody, better get shopping! Paul

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D-17_Dave
I'm up to 100. But only about half run. But they are spread out into diff. catogories. Big trucks. Tractors, lawn and garden. This could get out of had, who's idea was this?

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PatRarick
I'm counting 147, all running. Farm tractors, combines, trucks, pickups, mini-vans, cars, garden tractors, lawn mowers, string trimmers, hedge trimmer and chain saws. Pat

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Putter
23 (one in parts) 1 on the way so total of 24. 1 Cyl/year seems very reasonable. I am approx. 1/2 below my allowable CI index. I will bring this to my wife's attention and advise you on how it goes.

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johnmonkey
I will have to tell my wife how lucky she is... I only have 40. 30 are woking 9 are not including a 1948 studebaker p/u truck (flat head 6). I just got my other gravely 7.6 running today, but I just picked up a cub cadet model 76 and it is not running. It looks like I have alot of catching up to do. PS I turn 43 on 3/4/02 so I'm at least 3 cylinders short. Some folks may say that I'm not running on all cylinders anyway!! John H

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carter
52 here so I've got 10 to go to get to my age. Will have to get going on new stuff.

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Floydster
Members: Please post your C.I.here. Should be fun to see how many every one has. Thanks Floydster

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Kent
Mine's 33, unless I've mis-counted somewhere...

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Floydster
Mines 39, all running.

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powermax_paul
I think I've got 37. Paul

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Roy
Lets see. 10 (V6 Camry + 4 cyl truck) + 2 (40 hp Force) + 4 (V2 Sovereign + 2 Simplicity 700/725's) + 1 (loose Briggs for a generator) + 1 (chainsaw) + 2 (1966 Toro mower + 1 spare engine) = 20 total. At age 59 it looks like I'm underprivileged and need some more. I didn't count young son's truck which was recently signed over to him. Oops, nearly forgot. Add 2 (Mercury 10 hp, not running) to make it 22 Total. Roy

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TerryM
Counted 40, All in running order.

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MikeES
Mine is 45 and all running. 27 of the 45 are all small engines. Everyone don't forget your chainsaws, weed trimmer, leaf blower, etc. A great C.I. is a number the same or greater than your age. Happy counting. Mike S.

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MikeES
This seems incredible, and must certainly go into the "You Know You're White Trash If..." column, but I have 93 (ninety-three) cylinders, 79 of which are running. If this seems incredible, I'll list them, b/c I certainly don't want to be thought of as a liar. Now that's counting the girlfriend's car (4 cyl.) and a car someone abandoned at the cottage, but there it is. I take care of the family's cottage, so I have a lot of them up there. I might add that 5 engines are 6 cyl., and only 2 are V-8's, one of which is a boat anchor. I've always seemed to attract the 6 cylinders, no matter what I do. Oh, yes, I'm sure I'm forgetting a couple of walk behind lawn mowers, so I will be revising this. Peter

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sask
45, still ahead of my age. Looks like I have to keep adding more to make sure it stays this way. Pat

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Kent
I didn't realize that your CI was supposed to be higher than your age.... wonder if I could use that for additional justification with the missus? I'm obviously running behind....

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ka9bxg
I know that I have forgotten a few but I come up with 70 that run and I know of at least 10 that do not as of yet but am slow to work on them.26 of them are in between cars and trucks and not a v 8 in one of them.Got the standard twin to start last night but have to do some work on the crank.Did not want to pop out when it started one time.Bob with 4 ft of snow in the drive way.

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MPH
14 singles, 1_8, 1_6==28 that count, then there those that keeping the trees from regrowning good for about 26..MPH

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Tired
I've got 64 of which about 7 don't run.

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sask
Jordan, how do you find time to take care of other things, like eating? And you only have one "spare" engine in amongst all those cylinders?

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sask
I've got to print this for my wife!! I've only got 28 cyls. and 6 of those are in her car. (It's alright guys, don't believe she knows any of your wives/girlfriends). I better get to some backyard/backlot shopping and catch up..

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