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Old 04-20-2014, 12:22 AM
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Great score.

I want a shredder so bad it hurts.
Agreed. I was actually saying the same thing to myself when I saw the picture and actually groaned, then saw your post.

Mr G. I am VERY jealous but great job, keep saving them!
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Great Score!! A 59M in Montana?! That was a RARE find out there!
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Old 04-20-2014, 06:38 AM
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sweet find. If you need to copy any missing part to build or have one built for the shredder, you can come over and copy mine for a pattern
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Old 04-20-2014, 09:05 AM
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Very good find on the shredder. I never recall any of them in this neck of the woods! Could have used it last month after the ice storm.
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When i called the guy he said there were 2 other guys coming to look at it on Saturday BUT he said it was first come first serve. So I left my house at 5:30am and got there at 7:30. I was the first one and that is all that matters.
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When i called the guy he said there were 2 other guys coming to look at it on Saturday BUT he said it was first come first serve. So I left my house at 5:30am and got there at 7:30. I was the first one and that is all that matters.
The early bird gets the cub....and shredder! Nice going. I bought a snow blower off of a guy once who had 5 of those shredders in his garage, along with several cubs and other items. He seemed to really have the great finds--and NOW YOU HAVE ONE--Great Score!!!

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