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Old July 16th 05, 06:26 AM
Shiver
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The OTHER Kevin in San Diego wrote:

hehe, I guess I should have specified not at the same time. Fish
Tacos with beer.. The scotch is for sittin' on my patio and sippin'
away the evening.


Hey when I was a kid I used to take a lemon to school for my recess
break.

Nobody, and I mean nobody ever asked me to trade.
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Old July 16th 05, 05:55 PM
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Brett
Had the same thoughts. We used it for a while in ag work in CA but it
was such a pain to redo all the time and YES it can get exciting if you
shed some tape....!! However, if it can save blades in a really harsh
environment it is worth serious consideration. I like to use plan old
carnuba wax on them once a week or so. Extra work and hard on the
shoulders but well worth the effort when working off the truck.
Rocky

 




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