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Old 11-24-2009, 03:04 PM
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I wonder if its a trip blade
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Darn right! It just ripps your hand off.
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Not bad for a first effort, I guess... I suppose this was his 2008/9 model, perhaps he has made some improvements to it for the 2009/10 season.

Over the years I myself have built prototypes of different things that didn't consist of much more than what he has there. Depending on your skills and abilities, sometimes you have to jump right in and start putting stuff together, before you can get a feel for what's going to work and what isn't.

I have to give the guy good marks for making something useful out of practically nothing, and for having the stones to put it together and use it.

I just hope he doesn't hit something solid, break his apparatus loose and knock himself backward from the seat.
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After seeing that... I don't want to hear any more crap about some of my rigs

I do agree with Yosemite Sam, He made do with what he had
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I thought that WAS you!!!
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That tractor is to new for me..
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