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March 10th 12, 02:03 AM
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Cold Feet
On Mar 9, 7:41*pm, JS wrote:
* Someone just walked into my garage wondering why it smells like burning rubber. Just preparing a couple of pairs of shoes for the season. As they come from the factory, they don't fit in the nose of the 27 very well. A 90 degree die grinder with 180 grit works well to perform the reshaping. * What kind of Sorel boots are people using? There are many, and most I wouldn't bother trying to fit in a glider. * But the ones with the big furry pom-pom on top... Jim I don't like bulk, or pom-poms, so I use these http://shop.mukluks.com/Traditional-Tall/products/14/ 
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