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Old 11-23-2014, 09:24 PM
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Yes great find Martin. I will take up the spot and have started drooling. I have my eye on a #4 as well and agree with the usefulness due to the size. Although I would take any 1 through 4 cart if there were any around here! Great score.
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I've got a number 2 and I dislike it for functionality...when it comes to dumping it's not high enough off the ground to dump effectively. However, it was cheap....
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I've got a number 2 and I dislike it for functionality...when it comes to dumping it's not high enough off the ground to dump effectively. However, it was cheap....
I agree 100% I have had several #2's and don't like them either for functionality. But they are still cool and I would pick one up tomorrow given the opportunity
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I would love to find a #4 cart. I could really use one. Congratulations!
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Nice find! I found a #5 transport trailer but can't get a price or a value so i don't know what to offer...
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