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That sounds good. I may try to find a 54" blade sometime for the Smoker. But may try to get a rear box blade from Xtrememotorworks.com to keep my drive worked up real good.

Why don't you just whip one up!!??

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That's a cool looking rig
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Why don't you just whip one up!!??

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One can't whip anything up if you don't have the ingredients and tools.
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Boy that is a great looking set up, and a great video also.

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Boy that is a great looking set up, and a great video also.

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One can't whip anything up if you don't have the ingredients and tools.

My wife has TWO Hobart mixers, I can not keep up with her tools!!
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Looking pretty TOUGH DWayne, sweet pics. and video.
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Looking pretty TOUGH DWayne, sweet pics. and video.
Thanks Todd, appreciate it.
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That 982D is sweet. Glad to see you use it. The dirt washes off and a little wax will make her purtty again.

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It's got so many layers of wax right now I'll need a scraper to remove it. I was able to get the tires cleaned up a bit before quitting for the day. She usually stays pretty spotless and sleeps in a sheet but I don't mind getting them dirty.
I heard the wife saw you out there cleaning the BRS again and got mad because you spend more time with the BRS then her!
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Ha, it's that I spend more time with BRS than cleaning the dishes... LOL
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