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Old 11-28-2016, 10:42 PM
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Congrats on the nice cart Jon. I don't think I've seen one with the decals you have. Ya, I would love to find a #4 & a #1.
I have passed on several #1's. You want one of those, out east is the place. They are all over the place out there. You know, I'm not sure I had ever seen one with these decals either. That's why I thought they were not original to it. But, Nick "cartman" says they are original, so I guess they are!
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Congrats on the #2 cart Jon! Looks good!
Mike I didn't see you check in. How you been man!?
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I have passed on several #1's. You want one of those, out east is the place. They are all over the place out there. You know, I'm not sure I had ever seen one with these decals either. That's why I thought they were not original to it. But, Nick "cartman" says they are original, so I guess they are!
Yep, they are definately original.
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I would also like to own a #4. Then again a #2 is better than a wheelbarrow or a shovel.
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Then again a #2 is better than a wheelbarrow or a shovel.
Every single time!!
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Mike I didn't see you check in. How you been man!?
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Doing good Jon! Had to put an addition on my new building already and cleaning up the other garages a little. I will post some pics sometime here.
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Wish I had that cart and YOU had a hole in your head
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Doing good Jon! Had to put an addition on my new building already and cleaning up the other garages a little. I will post some pics sometime here.
Didn't figure it would take long to fill it up! LOL. Yes, post some pics!!


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I'll trade it to you for a Inhofer H 900 Ground Saw.
I might even throw in a front blade or something.....


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Didn't figure it would take long to fill it up! LOL. Yes, post some pics!!




I'll trade it to you for a Inhofer H 900 Ground Saw.
I might even throw in a front blade or something.....


Lemme think about that 1, ill get back with you real soon. But dont call me, ill call you
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