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Old 08-01-2011, 02:38 PM
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I think you will have better luck with it than an off brand. Don't forget to recheck tension after some use.
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got the belt yesterday and it fit like a glove, tilled the garden, tilled the compost pile, tilled the garden again, I forgot how much fun it was.
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got the belt yesterday and it fit like a glove, tilled the garden, tilled the compost pile, tilled the garden again, I forgot how much fun it was.
Great news! I love to use my tiller!
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I agree! Glad you got your tiller going!
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I agree! Glad you got your tiller going!
Next time you come over Allen I'm putting you on the tiller for a while. Well if my new tilling tractor ever shows up.
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Great news! I am glad you got it going.
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Next time you come over Allen I'm putting you on the tiller for a while. Well if my new tilling tractor ever shows up.
I hear ya, Duke! Hopefully, it will be real soon.
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