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Old 08-02-2011, 10:48 AM
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Cool deal! Looking forward to your pics.
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They are nice to have,You better watch out your friend don't keep them hehehehe
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Lew, you aren't trying to add to your signature are you?
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Old 08-03-2011, 11:43 AM
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Love the 70 and rake, Lew!
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Lew,
I especially like the way you recycled those flywheels. Great way to put on some extra weight. I usually just eat more cake or candy or ice cream or supersize that extra value meal....................
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My friend picked up the landscape rake and other attachments. He said they look great! I plan to pick them up from him on Wednesday. Will keep everyone posted.
Any word or pix on the rake and blade?

Josh flywheels are cheaper than cake and Mc Donalds
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Any word or pix on the rake and blade?

Josh flywheels are cheaper than cake and Mc Donalds
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You've got a point on the price of flywheels .

Can't wait to see some close up pics. The pics on Craigslist I saw showed them to be in pretty darned good shape!!
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Old 08-04-2011, 11:26 PM
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All of the Cub 100 attachments look great! I sold the soft cab already and it was the most pliable one I've ever seen. Hope everyone enjoys the pics. Brian
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Brian, very nice attachments! You did very well! They look hardy used at all.
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