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Old 03-19-2011, 06:30 PM
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Default Home made box scraper and buster bar

I didn't have $200 for a new one from the store, so I used what I had around the shop. It works great.
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jeff k., good use of available parts, especially when it works like you want it to. Nice job.

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Old 03-19-2011, 09:03 PM
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Nice fab work jeff k.
Looks like it works great
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Awesome job, Jeff!
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Nice job Jeff, looks pretty tough!

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Looks great Jeff!
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Probally will work better and last longer than a store bought one and if you break it, just weld a patch on it and keep going...

looks good to me...maybe you will have to send one or two down here to me in iowa...hahaha

take care...good job!!!
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Nice job Jeff!

Thats doing it "blacksmith style" - Take what ya got . . . turn it into what ya need!
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Probally will work better and last longer than a store bought one and if you break it, just weld a patch on it and keep going...

looks good to me...maybe you will have to send one or two down here to me in iowa...hahaha

take care...good job!!!
Thats funny i do have enough stuff to make one more. Considered making one to sell.
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Thats funny i do have enough stuff to make one more. Considered making one to sell.
Now you tell me..sheesh!

Nice work!
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