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Old 06-26-2011, 08:47 AM
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Found this on craigslist for $150. The guy told me he only used it once,then realized he didn't have a good place for the grass clippings. It works great. My small lawn doesn't even fill the bag up before I run out of lawn to sweap.
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Nice score on the sweeper.
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Old 06-26-2011, 09:15 AM
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Congratulations on the new sweeper jeff k.
Cool picture of you and your helper sweeping the lawn
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Welcome to the Sweeper club . That looks great and your helper looks like is having a blast.
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Nice pics, Jeff! Congrats on your sweeper, you'll love it. I sure enjoy mine!
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Great score on the sweeper, Jeff. One of the best things is you didn't even have to assemble it. lol. Nice photos, too. Good to see you're exposing the little one to the proper surroundings.
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Great score on the sweeper, Jeff. One of the best things is you didn't even have to assemble it. lol. Nice photos, too. Good to see you're exposing the little one to the proper surroundings.
I think your the only one so far that has had to put one together.
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I think your the only one so far that has had to put one together.
As I recall, you had something to do with that, DWayne. lol
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As I recall, you had something to do with that, DWayne. lol
Are my horns showing??? LOL But, you do have a nice "brand new" sweeper compared to my used one. I am already needing the hopper replaced by end of year.
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Are my horns showing??? LOL But, you do have a nice "brand new" sweeper compared to my used one. I am already needing the hopper replaced by end of year.
How does the hopper wear out so soon? Is it dragging on the ground at all? I did notice that the material it's made of doesn't seem to be too durable.
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